After eliminating massive ash last Wednesday, Mount Mayon again showed a threatening crater glow that is almost visible at 15 km away. But expert Ed Laguerta, resident volcanologist here in the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), said Mayon’s surface remains inflated despite the series of ash or phreatic explosions.
“This means that magmatic pressure inside the volcano is sustained. But all these activities are still within alert level 2,” Laguerta said in a radio interview."
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After eliminating massive ash last Wednesday, Mount Mayon again showed a threatening crater glow that is almost visible at 15 km away. But expert Ed Laguerta, resident volcanologist here in the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), said Mayon’s surface remains inflated despite the series of ash or phreatic explosions. 
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