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The Philippines has set the air quality standard on particulate matter measuring 2.5 micrometers in diameter and smaller, or commonly known as PM2.5, in a bid to ensure public health, a senior government official said today.

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Ted Sandoval, a science research specialist at the Phivolcs monitoring unit, noted this was the seventh ash explosion since the volcano became active again last March 21.

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