The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology debunks the social media post bearing the false claim and urges the public to help stop the spread of the clickbait post
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Citing a supposed volcano eruption notice released by Phivolcs, the post’s caption states that Mayon Volcano spewed thick smoke that reached an estimated height of 656 feet during the supposed phreatic eruption. “Huwag maniwala at ibahagi ang impormasyong ito na maaaring magdulot ng pagkalito at pagkatakot sa mga makakabasa nito,”
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