+ Follow FIDEL SURTIDA Tag
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[Title] => 34,000 Mayon evacuees return to their homes
[Summary] => Some 9,800 families or 34,000 evacuees from 31 villages around Mayon Volcano were allowed to go home yesterday.
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[Title] => Mayor Aguas rumesbak
[Summary] => STO. DOMINGO, Albay – Pinabulaanan ni Sto. Domingo Mayor Herbie Aguas ang napaulat na pinaalis niya ang Mayon evacuees sa evacuation center upang umuwi sa kani-kanilang tahanan sa loob ng 6-kilometer dange zone ng Mayon Volcano.
Sa pahayag ni Mayor Aguas, na pawang paninira lamang ng kanyang mga katunggali sa politika ang naglabasang isyu kabilang na ang akusasyong sinabi nito na walang pondo ang calamity fund ng mga evacuees.
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[Title] => Mayon ready to erupt as sulfur dioxide emission rises
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — Mt. Mayon appears ready to erupt as the latest reading of its sulfur dioxide (SO2)emission had already reached to 9,275 tons yesterday.
So far this is the highest SO2 reading since the volcano in Albay started spewing lava on July 14.
Alex Baloloy, the volcanologist-in-charge of SO2 measurement on Mayon, said that although the volcano’s reading dropped from 7,020 tons on Sunday to 5,885 tons the other day, it again rose to over 9,000 yesterday.
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Sa pahayag ni Mayor Aguas, na pawang paninira lamang ng kanyang mga katunggali sa politika ang naglabasang isyu kabilang na ang akusasyong sinabi nito na walang pondo ang calamity fund ng mga evacuees.
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[Title] => Mayon ready to erupt as sulfur dioxide emission rises
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So far this is the highest SO2 reading since the volcano in Albay started spewing lava on July 14.
Alex Baloloy, the volcanologist-in-charge of SO2 measurement on Mayon, said that although the volcano’s reading dropped from 7,020 tons on Sunday to 5,885 tons the other day, it again rose to over 9,000 yesterday.
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