+ Follow TASK FORCE MAYON Tag
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[Title] => Disaster execs want markers around Mayon’s danger zone
[Summary] => Disaster officials asked the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) to put up markers around Mayon Volcano’s permanent danger zone (PDZ) as evacuees continue to sneak into restricted areas to visit the houses they left and to harvest palay despite the Army’s tightened security.
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[Title] => Remaining Mayon evacuees sent home
[Summary] => Disaster management officials here allowed yesterday the 510 families who evacuated from the slopes of the restive Mayon volcano to return home, after drills showed that residents near the six-kilometer permanent danger zone could be evacuated again in just 15 minutes.
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[Title] => Mayon evacuees pinauwi na
[Summary] => Pinayagan na kahapon ng mga opisyal ng pamahalaan na makabalik sa kanilang mga tahanan ang libu-libong mga residente ng Albay na inilikas dahilan sa bantang pagsabog ng Mayon volcano.
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[Title] => Pyroclastic flows seen this week
[Summary] => The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) warned yesterday that Mayon volcano could unleash deadly pyroclastic flows within the week as it continued to display intense unrest marked by persistent ash explosions and volcanic earthquakes.
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[Title] => Mayon ash blankets 3 Albay towns
[Summary] => Government volcanologists yesterday said ashfall blanketed at least three towns in Albay, raising new health fears for thousands already bracing for an eruption that could come at any time.
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[Title] => 10,000 pang residente inilikas
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CAMP AGUINALDO – Karagdagang 10,000 residente ang ipinamamadaling ilikas sa loob ng pinalawak na eight-kilometer permanent danger zone sa palibot ng Mayon volcano sa Albay na nagbabadyang sumabog anumang oras nagayon.
Ayon kay Rabonza, aabot sa 24,000 pa lamang mula sa kabuuang 34,000 residente mula sa 20 barangay sa eight-kilometer danger zone ang naililikas ng Task Force Mayon at ng iba pang binuong rescue team ng pamahalaan sa Albay.
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[Title] => Legazpi mayor lures tourists to Mayon
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LEGAZPI CITY — It’s hot, it’s live and it’s free.
Mt. Mayon continues to put up a show, as lava and rocks rolled down its slopes for the fifth straight day yesterday, prompting the mayor of the city at the foot of the volcano to invite more tourists to enjoy the spectacle.
Since the volcano began spilling lava on Friday, tourists have been arriving in droves, most of them from neighboring towns and provinces.
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[Title] => Disaster execs want markers around Mayon’s danger zone
[Summary] => Disaster officials asked the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) to put up markers around Mayon Volcano’s permanent danger zone (PDZ) as evacuees continue to sneak into restricted areas to visit the houses they left and to harvest palay despite the Army’s tightened security.
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[Title] => Remaining Mayon evacuees sent home
[Summary] => Disaster management officials here allowed yesterday the 510 families who evacuated from the slopes of the restive Mayon volcano to return home, after drills showed that residents near the six-kilometer permanent danger zone could be evacuated again in just 15 minutes.
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[Title] => Mayon evacuees pinauwi na
[Summary] => Pinayagan na kahapon ng mga opisyal ng pamahalaan na makabalik sa kanilang mga tahanan ang libu-libong mga residente ng Albay na inilikas dahilan sa bantang pagsabog ng Mayon volcano.
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[Title] => Pyroclastic flows seen this week
[Summary] => The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) warned yesterday that Mayon volcano could unleash deadly pyroclastic flows within the week as it continued to display intense unrest marked by persistent ash explosions and volcanic earthquakes.
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[Title] => Mayon ash blankets 3 Albay towns
[Summary] => Government volcanologists yesterday said ashfall blanketed at least three towns in Albay, raising new health fears for thousands already bracing for an eruption that could come at any time.
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CAMP AGUINALDO – Karagdagang 10,000 residente ang ipinamamadaling ilikas sa loob ng pinalawak na eight-kilometer permanent danger zone sa palibot ng Mayon volcano sa Albay na nagbabadyang sumabog anumang oras nagayon.
Ayon kay Rabonza, aabot sa 24,000 pa lamang mula sa kabuuang 34,000 residente mula sa 20 barangay sa eight-kilometer danger zone ang naililikas ng Task Force Mayon at ng iba pang binuong rescue team ng pamahalaan sa Albay.
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[Title] => Legazpi mayor lures tourists to Mayon
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LEGAZPI CITY — It’s hot, it’s live and it’s free.
Mt. Mayon continues to put up a show, as lava and rocks rolled down its slopes for the fifth straight day yesterday, prompting the mayor of the city at the foot of the volcano to invite more tourists to enjoy the spectacle.
Since the volcano began spilling lava on Friday, tourists have been arriving in droves, most of them from neighboring towns and provinces.
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Ghio Ong | December 24, 2009 - 12:00am
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Ghio Ong | December 23, 2009 - 12:00am
