O vulcão Mayon entrou em erupção na ilha de Luzon, nas Filipinas, lançando uma coluna de cinzas de aproximadamente 2,5 quilômetros de altura. Segundo o Instituto Filipino de Vulcanologia e Sismologia (Phivolcs), o episódio durou cerca de seis minutos. Diante do risco de novos fluxos de lava nos próximos dias ou semanas, as autoridades elevaram o nível de alerta para 3.
LOOK: A moderately explosive eruption at Mayon Volcano at 11:53 AM today, 30 October 2026, sent a rapidly ascending ash plume 3 kilometers high above the crater. The Alert Level is raised to Alert Level 3.#MayonVolcano pic.twitter.com/gLRBwCg1Vm
— PHIVOLCS-DOST (@phivolcs_dost) October 30, 2026
BREAKING: Mayon Volcano is erupting, with its alert status raised to Level 3 in Albay, Philippines.
Residents within the designated danger zone are advised to evacuate.( VC: France Consulta) pic.twitter.com/96UVo3VACi
— Weather Monitor (@WeatherMonitors) October 30, 2026
⚠️ VOLCANO ALERT: Mayon Volcano has been upgraded to Alert Level 3 after a violent explosive eruption today at 11:53 AM.
A massive ash plume has reached 3,000 meters, prompting recommended evacuations across the 6-km danger zone as ashfall/rockfalls target Daraga, Camalig, and… pic.twitter.com/WNKX2cTT1k
— GeoTechWar (@geotechwar) October 30, 2026
