One of the most active volcanoes in the Philippines (Mount ... pyroclastic material have been deposited in the upper slopes and could easily be eroded to generate lahars and sediment-laden stream ...

Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City evaluated nine LLMs, comparing more than 1.7 million model-generated outputs from 1,000 emergency department cases ...

It also warned of possible hazards such as sudden explosive eruption, lava flow, ashfall, pyroclastic flow, rockfall and lahar.

Mount Kanlaon, a volcano in the Philippines, erupted on Negros Island in the central part of the country on Tuesday. The eruption began shortly after dawn and lasted for more than an hour, releasing a ...

It also released thermal camera footage which showed pyroclastic density currents, which are fast-moving flows of hot gas and volcanic material. The volcanic materials were moving down the southern ...

The sound of the eruption was heard across the region, and pyroclastic flows were seen descending the southern slopes within a little more than a half-mile of the crater. "Large ballistic fragments ...

Residents were warned of potential hazards, including sudden explosive eruptions, lava flow, ash fall, rockfall, pyroclastic flow, and possible lahar during heavy rain.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) has maintained Alert Level 3 for Mount Kanlaon, warning residents to avoid the six-kilometer permanent danger zone due to potential ...

Possible hazards from the volcano include sudden explosive eruption, lava flow or effusion, ashfall, pyroclastic density current (PDC), rockfall, and lahar during heavy rains.

Pyroclastic density currents or PDCs descended the slopes on the general southern edifice based on Internet Protocol [IP] and thermal camera monitors. Alert level 3 (intensified unrest/magmatic unrest ...

MANILA, Philippines — Kanlaon Volcano in Negros erupted early Tuesday morning, April 8, producing a massive ash plume and pyroclastic flows, the state volcanology bureau Phivolcs reported.

Residents were also warned of possible hazards such as sudden explosive eruption, lava flow, ash fall, rockfall, lahar during heavy rains, and pyroclastic flow.