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LEGAZPI CITY — A Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) official urged the massive dredging of major channels and gullies around Mayon Volcano to prevent volcanic debris from reaching populated areas during heavy downpours.


Manuel Azurin, chief of the DPWH’s Albay engineering district, said the major channels that need to be dredged include Bonga and Buyuan, both on the volcano’s southeast flank facing this city, and those in Daraga and Sto. Domingo towns.


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Earlier, officials asked some 45,000 people who fled the volcano’s wrath to return home to ease overcrowding in evacuation centers and reduce the risk of epidemics.


Health department officials said hundreds of people have been stricken with respiratory illnesses in government centers as the volcano’s eruption continued for the seventh day.


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This prompted government volcanologists to elevate the alert status from level 4 to the maximum 5.


"We have an explosive eruption in progress," said Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) Director Ray-mundo Punongbayan.


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"We have an explosive eruption in progress," said Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) Director Ray-mundo Punongbayan.


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LEGAZPI CITY - Tens of thousands of people who fled Mayon volcano's eruptions
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Last Thursday, scientists lowered the alert level around Mayon after a week of
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Manuel Azurin, chief of the DPWH’s Albay engineering district, said the major channels that need to be dredged include Bonga and Buyuan, both on the volcano’s southeast flank facing this city, and those in Daraga and Sto. Domingo towns.


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Earlier, officials asked some 45,000 people who fled the volcano’s wrath to return home to ease overcrowding in evacuation centers and reduce the risk of epidemics.


Health department officials said hundreds of people have been stricken with respiratory illnesses in government centers as the volcano’s eruption continued for the seventh day.


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return home despite a decline in volcanic activity.

Last Thursday, scientists lowered the alert level around Mayon after a week of
quiet that followed a series of explosive eruptions that spewed fountains of
lava and clouds of volcanic ash up to 12 kilometers high.

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‘Dredge Mayon’s channels, gullies’

By Cet Dematera | August 6, 2006 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — A Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) official urged the massive dredging of major channels and gullies around Mayon Volcano to prevent volcanic debris from reaching populated...

Nation

Mayon erupts anew

By Celso Amo | June 30, 2001 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — After a four-day lull, Mayon Volcano in Albay erupted twice within an hour yesterday, sending ash columns up to two kilometers above its crater and pyroclastic flows rolling down Bonga gully. Earlier,...

Headlines

Mayon Volcano Erupts!

By by Felix De Los Santos | June 25, 2001 - 12:00am

After weeks of mild lava effusion, massive eruptions shook Mayon Volcano in Albay yesterday, sending more than 11,000 people fleeing from superheated rocks shooting high up from its crater. This prompted government...

Headlines

Mayon Volcano Erupts!

By by Felix De Los Santos | June 25, 2001 - 12:00am

After weeks of mild lava effusion, massive eruptions shook Mayon Volcano in Albay yesterday, sending more than 11,000 people fleeing from superheated rocks shooting high up from its crater. This prompted government...

Headlines

Mayon refugees scared to go home

March 11, 2000 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY - Tens of thousands of people who fled Mayon volcano's eruptions the last two weeks remain in evacuation centers here, many still afraid to return home despite a decline in volcanic activity. Last...

Headlines