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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.
Phivolcs, however, could not determine the extent of the ash emission because the explosion happened at nighttime.
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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.
Phivolcs, however, could not determine the extent of the ash emission because the explosion happened at nighttime.
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