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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 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.

In Barangay Masarawag, three kilometers away from Mayon, two children were
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LEGAZPI CITY - Tens of thousands of people who fled Mayon volcano's eruptions
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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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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...

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