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TAAL ERUPTION. Screengrab from footage of the phreatomagmatic eruption of the Taal Main Crater on Saturday morning (March 26, 2022). The eruption produced steam-laden grayish plumes that rose 3 kilometers and were accompanied by volcanic earthquakes and infrasound. (Photo courtesy of Phivolcs) MANILA - Sulfur-smelling wet ashfall was reported in Taal Volcano and along a number of its surrounding shores in Batangas, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said Saturday night. "Sulfur-smelling wet ashfall was reported on Taal Volcano Island or TVI along the Calauit [in Balete] and Alas-as [in San Nicolas] shorelines and on the lakeshore of Banyaga, Agoncillo, Batangas," said Phivolcs in its eruption update. This ashfall, the Department of Health (DOH) said in a separate advisory, may cause eye irritation, cough, bronchitis-like illness, discomfort while breathing, nose and throat irritation. It may also cause injuries due to roof collapse or vehicular

Batangas cityAlas asTaal volcanoRenato solidumPhilippine institute of volcanologyTaal volcano networkDepartment of healthPhilippine instituteTaal volcano islandAlert levelBugaan eastTaal lakeTaal eruption screengrab from footage of the phreatomagmatic main crater on saturday morning march 26022 the eruption produced steam laden grayish plumes that rose 3 kilometers and were accompanied by volcanic earthquakes infrasound photo courtesy of phivolcs manila sulfur smelling wet ashfall was reported in taal volcano alonga number its surrounding shores batangasHe philippine institute of volcanology and seismology phivolcs said saturday night quot sulfur smelling wet ashfall was reported on taal volcano island or tvi along the calauit in balete alas as san nicolas shorelines lakeshore banyagaUot said phivolcs in its eruption update this ashfall