Ashfall has been reported in parts of Cebu following the moderately explosive eruption of the Bulkang Kanlaon early Thursday morning. | Contributed Photos
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Following the recent eruption of Kanlaon Volcano on the island of Negros, experts have shared tips to help residents safely clean and dispose of the volcanic ash.
The advisory comes after ashfall reached several parts of Cebu following Kanlaon’s eruption, leaving fine volcanic ash on rooftops, windows, roads, vehicles, and other surfaces.
According to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), using the wrong cleanup methods could create additional problems, particularly when volcanic ash enters drainage systems or mixes with water sources.
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