Some 87,000 people have been evacuated after Mount Kanlaon erupted in the Philippines, spewing out a towering plume of ash and superhot streams of gas and debris down its western slopes.

spewing a two-mile-high plume of deadly ash, lava and large rocks. The volcano, Mount Kanlaon, erupted on Monday afternoon, and the authorities warned that it could happen again in the coming days.

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On Monday, Kanlaon started spewing ash at 3:24 p.m., which produced thick ash plumes that rose 1,500 meters above the summit crater. Phivolcs said ashfall events were reported in Sitio Guintubdan ...

Level 3, on a scale of 5, means there is an increased risk of lava flows and the potential for a hazardous eruption within weeks. Mount Kanlaon, an active volcano straddling the Southeast Asian ...

A volcano in the Philippines has erupted, spewing ash 3km (1.8 miles) in to the air. The eruption of the Mount Kanlaon volcano on the Negros island was caught on a thermal camera, showing debris ...

Mount Kanlaon is one ... there's an increased risk of lava flows. Experts have reported between two and 23 daily volcanic earthquakes in the vicinity of Mount Kanlaon. Currently, entry into ...

Level 3, on a scale of 5, means there is an increased risk of lava flows and the potential for a hazardous eruption within weeks. Mount Kanlaon, an active volcano straddling the Southeast Asian ...