MANILA, Philippines – Just three days after placing Mayon Volcano under, state volcanologists raised Alert Level 3 for the volcano in Albay province on Thursday, June 8.
Alert Level 3 means there is an “increased tendency towards a hazardous eruption,” coming from the “increasing unrest” under Alert Level 2, which had been declared only last Monday, June 5.
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