+ Follow BARANGAY MABINIT Tag
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[Title] => Albay welcomes Chinese tourists
[Summary] => Officials welcomed the first batch of Chinese tourists from Xia- men, China last week.
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[Title] => Russian climber rescued from Mayon
[Summary] => Ignoring warnings and the six-kilometer permanent danger zone imposed around the crater of the volcano, a Russian tourist attempted to climb Mayon by himself last Sunday but had to be rescued after he broke his leg.
[DatePublished] => 2013-05-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Phivolcs warns Mayon climbers anew of rockfalls
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY, Philippines - Volcanologists here warned anew local and foreign tourists from climbing the slopes of Mayon Volcano in Albay due to the resurging rockfall events recorded in the past days as the crater glow also turned more visible.
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[Title] => Mayon gaining strength for major eruption
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — Government volcanologists said the gradual drop in the sulfur dioxide emission of Mayon Volcano shows that it is slowly gathering strength for an explosive eruption.
Ed Laguerta, resident volcanologist of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), said the drop in the volcano’s sulfur dioxide emission — from a high of 12,548 tons per day last July 31 to 7,418 tons on Aug. 1, 7,050 tons on Aug. 2 and 4,760 tons yesterday — could be due to the ascent of new viscous magma.
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[Title] => Advancing lava threatens 7,500 Albay residents
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LEGAZPI CITY — Mayon’s continuous lava flows in the past two weeks now pose a serious threat to nearly 7,500 residents of 10 barangays inside the volcano’s six-kilometer radius permanent danger zone.
This, after a team from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) conducted field observation in Barangay Mabinit here and warned local officials that the lava mass has advanced by about 300 meters from the volcano’s crater.
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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.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Girl dies of rabies at Mayon center
[Summary] => An 11-year-old girl died of rabies after being bitten by a dog at an evacuation center in Barangay Mabinit in Legazpi City while Ma-yon volcano was spewing lava fragments down Bonga gully last Saturday morning.
Mary Rose Mina, a deaf-mute, died at home after her family took her from the Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital (BRTTH), where she had been confined on orders of government doctors.
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[Title] => Many Mayon evacuees allowed home as alert level is lowered
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY  Volcanologists lowered the alert level around Mayon Volcano yesterday and said about half of the 40,000 evacuees can return home.
Volcanologists said the threat of a large eruption was fading and the 20,000 evacuees who live farthest from the volcano can go home after 11 days in evacuation centers in this city.
"There may still be some moderate to small explosions but there will be no big bang," said volcanologist Ed Villacorte.
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[Title] => Many Mayon evacuees allowed home as alert level is lowered
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY  Volcanologists lowered the alert level around Mayon Volcano yesterday and said about half of the 40,000 evacuees can return home.
Volcanologists said the threat of a large eruption was fading and the 20,000 evacuees who live farthest from the volcano can go home after 11 days in evacuation centers in this city.
"There may still be some moderate to small explosions but there will be no big bang," said volcanologist Ed Villacorte.
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[Title] => Alert level at Mayon raised
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LEGAZPI CITY  The alert level around Mayon Volcano was raised last night after lava fountaining took place at about 7:09 p.m., prompting provincial disaster management officials to order the evacuation of villagers within the six-kilometer permanent danger zone.
The lava fountaining was characterized by the upward discharge of incandescent volcanic materials and a big volume of lava down the Bonga Gully.
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[Title] => Albay welcomes Chinese tourists
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[Title] => Russian climber rescued from Mayon
[Summary] => Ignoring warnings and the six-kilometer permanent danger zone imposed around the crater of the volcano, a Russian tourist attempted to climb Mayon by himself last Sunday but had to be rescued after he broke his leg.
[DatePublished] => 2013-05-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Phivolcs warns Mayon climbers anew of rockfalls
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY, Philippines - Volcanologists here warned anew local and foreign tourists from climbing the slopes of Mayon Volcano in Albay due to the resurging rockfall events recorded in the past days as the crater glow also turned more visible.
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[Title] => Mayon gaining strength for major eruption
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — Government volcanologists said the gradual drop in the sulfur dioxide emission of Mayon Volcano shows that it is slowly gathering strength for an explosive eruption.
Ed Laguerta, resident volcanologist of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), said the drop in the volcano’s sulfur dioxide emission — from a high of 12,548 tons per day last July 31 to 7,418 tons on Aug. 1, 7,050 tons on Aug. 2 and 4,760 tons yesterday — could be due to the ascent of new viscous magma.
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[Title] => Advancing lava threatens 7,500 Albay residents
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LEGAZPI CITY — Mayon’s continuous lava flows in the past two weeks now pose a serious threat to nearly 7,500 residents of 10 barangays inside the volcano’s six-kilometer radius permanent danger zone.
This, after a team from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) conducted field observation in Barangay Mabinit here and warned local officials that the lava mass has advanced by about 300 meters from the volcano’s crater.
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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.
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => Girl dies of rabies at Mayon center
[Summary] => An 11-year-old girl died of rabies after being bitten by a dog at an evacuation center in Barangay Mabinit in Legazpi City while Ma-yon volcano was spewing lava fragments down Bonga gully last Saturday morning.
Mary Rose Mina, a deaf-mute, died at home after her family took her from the Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital (BRTTH), where she had been confined on orders of government doctors.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-31 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Many Mayon evacuees allowed home as alert level is lowered
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY  Volcanologists lowered the alert level around Mayon Volcano yesterday and said about half of the 40,000 evacuees can return home.
Volcanologists said the threat of a large eruption was fading and the 20,000 evacuees who live farthest from the volcano can go home after 11 days in evacuation centers in this city.
"There may still be some moderate to small explosions but there will be no big bang," said volcanologist Ed Villacorte.
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[Title] => Many Mayon evacuees allowed home as alert level is lowered
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY  Volcanologists lowered the alert level around Mayon Volcano yesterday and said about half of the 40,000 evacuees can return home.
Volcanologists said the threat of a large eruption was fading and the 20,000 evacuees who live farthest from the volcano can go home after 11 days in evacuation centers in this city.
"There may still be some moderate to small explosions but there will be no big bang," said volcanologist Ed Villacorte.
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[Title] => Alert level at Mayon raised
[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY  The alert level around Mayon Volcano was raised last night after lava fountaining took place at about 7:09 p.m., prompting provincial disaster management officials to order the evacuation of villagers within the six-kilometer permanent danger zone.
The lava fountaining was characterized by the upward discharge of incandescent volcanic materials and a big volume of lava down the Bonga Gully.
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