Thousands ordered to flee after Taal volcano in Philippines belches ash and gas

March 28, 2022 by News Desk

South China Morning Post published this video item, entitled “Thousands ordered to flee after Taal volcano in Philippines belches ash and gas” – below is their description.

The Taal volcano at scenic lake near the Philippine capital Manila has erupted again, sending plumes of ash and steam into the sky. After the brief explosion on March 26, 2022, some nearby residents were warned to evacuate to safer areas amid fears of further eruptions.
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