The eruption occurred late on October 24, 2025, and was followed by smaller emissions the next morning.
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The eruption occurred late on October 24, 2025, and was followed by smaller emissions the next morning.
A dramatic time-lapse video has captured a powerful Kanlaon Volcano ash emission, showing a sudden glow at the summit crater followed by a thick column of ash rising high into the sky. The eruption occurred late on October 24, 2025, and was followed by smaller emissions the next morning.
Authorities raised the alert level to 2, indicating moderate volcanic unrest, and urged residents and tourists to stay away from the 4-kilometre permanent danger zone surrounding the volcano.
According to officials, the main event lasted only a few minutes but produced ash plumes soaring up to 2,000 metres above the crater, while subsequent emissions reached around 300 metres in height.
Rescue teams and local government units across Negros Island have been placed on alert, ready to assist communities if conditions worsen. Residents have been advised to remain calm, stay indoors when possible, and monitor official updates for safety instructions.
This recent Kanlaon Volcano ash emission highlights the ongoing volcanic activity in the region and serves as a reminder of the importance of disaster preparedness for communities living near active volcanoes. While minor in scale, such eruptions can still pose serious hazards to air quality, visibility, and public health.
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