A catastrophic eruption spews ash, steam, and volcanic smog, affecting thousands across the Philippines.
A small but restive volcano near the Philippine capital Manila has spewed above-average sulfur dioxide and volcanic smog, prompting authorities to close schools in dozens of cities and towns and to urge people to stay indoors.
The alert remained at level 1 on a five-level scale, denoting a"slight increase in volcanic earthquake, and steam or gas activity". Kennard Kaagbay, a tricycle driver in the province, has complained of throat irritation from the volcanic smog.In January 2020, Taal volcano spewed a column of ash and steam as high as 15 kilometres , forcing more than 100,000 people to evacuate and dozens of flight cancellations as heavy ash fell as far away as Manila.
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