World · Philippines Bureau
Taal Volcano Remains Active With 17 Earthquakes in 24 Hours
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has documented continued seismic activity at Taal Volcano following a minor eruption last week. The volcano recorded 17 volcanic earthquakes within a single day, signaling ongoing unrest in the active crater.
LSN Philippines ·
Taal Volcano continues to display seismic activity in the week following a minor phreatomagmatic eruption, according to latest monitoring data from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).
In a Friday morning bulletin, Phivolcs reported 17 volcanic earthquakes recorded over the previous 24-hour period. The sustained seismic activity underscores the volcano's restless state as scientists maintain close observation of the crater.
Cumulative data compiled by Phivolcs shows the volcano has registered 117 volcanic earthquakes and 11 tremor episodes since monitoring intensified following the recent eruption event. The pattern of seismic tremors suggests magmatic processes remain active beneath the crater.
Phivolcs continues to monitor Taal Volcano, one of the Philippines' most active and dangerous volcanic systems. Officials maintain their assessment protocols and provide regular updates to local government units and residents in nearby communities as the volcano's activity is tracked.