MANILA, Philippines — Mayon Volcano in the province of Albay was seen producing small bursts of lava and flowing molten rock along its slopes amid 57 consecutive days of eruption, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said. According to the state volcanology bureau, the eruptions on Tuesday evening were small and short-lived, a type of activity known as minor strombolian eruptions. Lava continued to flow 3.8 kilometers down the gully of Basud, 2.7 kilometers in Bonga, and 1.3 kilometers in Mi-isi, Phivolcs said Wednesday. In its 24-hour observation summary, the agency also reported 21 small volcanic quakes, 278 […]... Keep on reading: Mayon Volcano sends lava bursts as eruption enters 57th day