Video Shows The Philippines’ Most Active Volcano As It Erupted In A Dazzling Display

The Mayon volcano erupted on Tuesday, spewing fire and ash into the sky.

A massive volcano erupted in the Philippines on Tuesday, sending fire and ash into the sky. Lava flowed more than one mile from Mount Mayon, sending thousands of villagers scrambling.

Authorities maintained warning of possible hazardous eruption in weeks or days, and evacuated schools and towns within 6-7 kilometers (4.3 miles) of the volcano.

No injuries have been reported.

Locals posted videos of the eruption as it unfolded:

And the lava flows …

Ash continued to shoot into the sky on Tuesday

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The US embassy urged caution when traveling in the vicinity of the volcano

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Flying into Legapsi. Natural at its most incredible and most dangerous! This is Mount Mayon Volcano, the eruption started on Monday and local villages are being evacuated #mountmayon #philippines #travel #volcano #mtmayon #legazpi #legaspi #skintbuthappy #experiencesnotthings #solotravel

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The Philippines is located in the “Ring of Fire,” a line of seismic faults surrounding the Pacific Ocean that is prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity.

Mount Mayon’s first recorded eruption happened in 1616. Its most-deadly eruption oc cured in 1814, killing 1,200 people.