"Threat of lava flows" after spectacular eruption. There is a recording.

Mount Mayon in the Philippines erupted, releasing a significant ash column and prompting evacuations. The eruption lasted nearly six minutes and raised the alert level to three. Local authorities have evacuated residents within six kilometers due to risks of pyroclastic flows and lava streams. The volcano is in a new phase of magmatic eruption, increasing the likelihood of dangerous volcanic activity. Mayon, standing at 2,462 meters, is one of the most active volcanoes in the region, with a history of eruptions causing significant damage.