00:00Ta'al Volcano in the Philippines erupted again at 12.29 this morning.
00:05It is the third minor eruption in three days, after two on October 18th.
00:09The plume rose about 300 meters above the main crater.
00:13A thermal camera captured the steam-driven blast, which lasted two minutes.
00:17The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
00:20logged eight volcanic earthquakes in 24 hours.
00:24That agency, known as FIVOLCS, is the country's volcano monitor.
00:27Gas plumes rose as high as 600 meters above the crater.
00:32Sulfur dioxide output measured 407 tons per day on October 16th.
00:37Instruments also detected short-term swelling of Ta'al Volcano Island.
00:41The volcano remains at Alert Level 1, which the agency calls Low-Level Unrest.
00:46Entry to Ta'al Volcano Island is prohibited, the agency says.
00:50Boating on Ta'al Lake should not be allowed, according to the bulletin.
00:54Scientists are watching Ta'al closely after three eruptions in three days.
00:59Disclosure.
00:59This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
