Mayon Volcano's 40-DAY Eruption CONTINUES — SO₂ Hits 15-YEAR HIGH at 5,503 Tons!

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Mayon Volcano's relentless 40-day eruption shows no signs of stopping as sulfur dioxide emissions skyrocket to a catastrophic 15-year high of 5,503 tons per day—a 28-fold increase that has scientists deeply alarmed.

Over 80,000 residents remain displaced as the lava dome continues to grow dangerously unstable, pyroclastic flows race down the volcano's flanks, and toxic volcanic smog blankets surrounding communities. With ground deformation accelerating since June 2024 and seismic activity intensifying daily, experts warn that Mayon's current behavior mirrors the patterns seen before past catastrophic eruptions.

This comprehensive update examines the unprecedented sulfur dioxide spike, the human toll on evacuated families, historical eruption comparisons, and the three possible scenarios scientists are now modeling for the Philippines' most active and dangerous volcano.


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