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Philippines: Mayon Volcano Summary of 24Hr Observation 2 June 2026 12:00 AM [EN/TL]
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
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필터 보기현재 지수
50.0
0 = 부정 우세
50 = 중립
100 = 긍정 우세
최근 7일 기준 279건을 분석한 결과, 뉴스 심리지수는 50.0(균형)입니다. 긍정 0건(0.0%)·중립 279건(100.0%)·부정 0건(0.0%)이며, 중립 비중이 뚜렷하게 높습니다. 성향 지수는 종합 0.0(중도 균형)입니다.
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
Country: Philippines Source: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Please refer to the attached file. Description of the Event Date of event 30-09-2025 What happened, where and when? On the 30 of September 2025, at precisely 9:59 PM, a strong 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Bogo City, marking it as the strongest recorded earthquake in Cebu province to date. The epicentre was located near Bogo City in northern Cebu, with an estimated shallow depth of about five kilometres, where intense ground shaking led to the collapse of buildings, destruction of roads, and power outages. Neighbouring municipalities, including Daanbantayan, Medellin, San Remigio, and even parts of Cebu City also felt the severe impact of the earthquake. The event’s aftermath affected two regions, Central Visayas (Region VII) and Eastern Visayas (Region VIII), with Northern Cebu in Region VII bearing the brunt of the impact and damages. According to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS), the quake was tectonic and was caused by an offshore fault that had remained dormant for over 400 years, which has now been identified as the Bogo Bay Fault. PHIVOLCS issued a tsunami advisory for coastal communities exposed to the risks of abnormal sea level disturbances following the main shock, but this was later lifted after monitoring confirmed that no significant tsunami threat remained. Within the first 48 hours of the event, PHIVOLCS recorded over 7,000 aftershocks, and at the time of reporting, aftershocks continue to be recorded, with the strongest recent aftershock measuring 5.1-magnitude on 06 April 2026.
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
Country: Chile Sources: Cruz Roja Chilena, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Please refer to the attached file. Descripción De acuerdo con la información proporcionada por el Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN), mediante el análisis realizado por el Observatorio Volcanológico de los Andes del Sur (OVDAS) y producto de la producto de la actividad del volcán Nevado de Longaví, La Delegación Regional Presidencial Maule en conjunto con SENAPRED regional emitieron el 22 de mayo un informe fundado de perímetro de Seguridad para el Volcán Nevado de Longaví con antecedentes de informe técnico correspondiente a SERNAGEOMIN. Dicho informe indica que a contar del 20 de mayo se ha registrado un incremento en la actividad interna del volcán, destacando hasta el momento 4 eventos con magnitud superior a 3.0, considerados de moderada a alta energía. De este modo, el evento de mayor magnitud local (4,3 ML) se registró el 20 de mayo a las 00:49 horas, siendo el evento de mayor magnitud local registrado hasta la fecha en este sistema volcánico desde la implementación de la red instrumental de monitoreo. Por otra parte, este incremento de la sismicidad representa un cambio relevante en la actividad interna del volcán, caracterizado por la aparición de una nueva fuente sísmica localizada aproximadamente entre 4 y 5 km al suroeste del cráter, con profundidades cercanas a 3 km. Con base a estos antecedentes técnicos, que suponen un aumento del riesgo asociado a esta variable volcánica, en coordinación con la Delegación Presidencial Regional del Maule, la Dirección Regional del SENAPRED Declara Perímetro de Seguridad para la comuna de Longaví de acuerdo con Resolución Exenta N°234 del 25 de mayo de 2026, en torno a un radio de 3 km respecto a la cima del volcán. En función de este antecedente, se señala la restricción de acceso a la zona indicada, proceso que implica el despliegue de recursos y capacidades de los sistemas locales, lo que se reforzará por los sistemas regionales y nacionales, de forma escalonada y en cuanto sea requerido. Cabe mencionar que, se mantiene vigente la Alerta Temprana Preventiva para la comuna de Longaví por actividad del volcán Nevados de Longaví, la que se encuentra vigente desde el 22 de mayo de 2026 y hasta que las condiciones así lo ameriten. 2. ANTECEDENTES TÉCNICOS: El Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN), mediante el análisis realizado por el Observatorio Volcanológico de los Andes del Sur (OVDAS), se han emitido a la fecha 5 Reportes Especiales de Actividad Volcánica (REAV) relacionados a sismos de fracturamiento de rocas Volcano – Tectónicos (20 de mayo a las 01:15; 03:00 y 08:00 y 22 de mayo 08:50 y 18:00 horas). En relación con el último REAV emitido el 22 de mayo, el volcán continúa registrando sismicidad de tipo volcano-tectónica, aunque con una tasa de ocurrencia menor respecto de los días previos. Por otra parte, desde la cámara “Retama” no se observan cambios evidentes en la actividad superficial. En este escenario, y considerando los antecedentes previamente expuestos, la actividad registrada evidencia una desestabilización del nivel base del sistema volcánico. En particular, el carácter energético del episodio, su persistencia temporal, la ocurrencia de eventos VT con magnitudes superiores a ML 3,0 y la identificación de una nueva fuente sísmica permiten establecer que el sistema se encuentra en un nivel de actividad superior al observado habitualmente desde el inicio de su monitoreo instrumental. Por lo tanto, se determina el cambio nivel de alerta técnica volcánica a amarilla. Finalmente, aunque no existe registro de actividad eruptiva histórica en el volcán, dadas las señales de inestabilidad interna observadas durante los últimos días, no se descarta que explosiones de baja magnitud súbitas y sin precursores afecten la parte superior del edificio volcánico, en torno a un radio de 3 km respecto a la cima. Solicitar asistencia Gobierno requiere asistencia internacional: No SN requiere asistencia internacional: No Boletín informativo publicado No Acciones tomadas por Federación General Otros Resumen Monitoreo y Reporte de la Situación Acciones tomadas por Sociedad nacional General Otros Resumen Monitoreo y Reporte de la Situación Medidas tomadas por otros Se ha establecido una coordinación constante con SENAPRED y la Delegación Presidencial Regional de Maule, para la evaluación de los aspectos técnicos de la amenaza. Cabe señalar, que los organismos integrantes del SINAPRED deberán mantener y ejecutar las medidas sectoriales de prevención establecidas en COGRID Regional, estableciéndose un monitoreo permanente de los puntos críticos en el territorio y conectividad vial, detección de zonas de riesgo y vulnerabilidades asociadas, catastro de recursos actualizados y prohibición de todas las acciones de pastoreo y turismo al interior del perímetro de seguridad. Asimismo, se realiza la activación de los respectivos Comités de Gestión del Riesgo de Desastres y puesta a punto de enlaces de coordinación, comunicación y planificación de operaciones de emergencia. SENAPRED continuará evaluando la condición de riesgo del volcán Láscar, de acuerdo con los reportes entregados por OVDAS-SERNAGEOMIN y demás organismos del Sistema Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres, manteniendo oportunamente informada a la población a las Autoridades.
Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo Source: Direct Relief The Jericho Road Wellness Clinic in Goma, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, will receive $2.5 million in personal protective gear, medication, and supplies from Direct Relief. A significant number of these items will be used to protect staff and treat patients at a district Ebola containment center. By Talya Meyers Share Since an outbreak of Ebola was announced in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Jericho Road Wellness Clinic in Goma, in the country’s east, has seen an influx of frightened patients. “They don’t come to test for Ebola” at this point, said director Chantal Mandro. “They come to be sure that they are doing well.” Hundreds of cases had been confirmed in the DRC, and seven in Uganda, as of last week. Historically, hospitals and clinics have become more dangerous during Ebola outbreaks, leading many patients to avoid them, as they did during the Covid-19 pandemic. Still, Mandro and her staff screen every patient for fever and other symptoms of Ebola before they can enter the facility. Anyone who has symptoms or has traveled to Ituri Province, the center of this new outbreak, has to be kept separate from other patients. Potential cases will be sent on to a nearby hospital. In North Kivu province, where Goma is located, government officials and healthcare providers are gearing up for a large-scale response. Putting together enough medicine, personal protective equipment, or PPE, and medical supplies to run an effective containment center is an urgent concern. “They don’t have enough PPE. They don’t have enough anything,” Mandro said of local responders. A shipment from Direct Relief, containing $2.5 million in personal protective equipment, medicine, diagnostics, and supportive care treatments, has been prepared for the Wellness Clinic, which is part of long-time Direct Relief partner Jericho Road. Included in the shipment are coveralls for biological protection, respirators, and goggles; antibiotics for coinfection; diagnostics; IV fluids, oral rehydration salts, and electrolytes; safety equipment; and chronic disease medications, because diseases like diabetes must be carefully managed in Ebola patients to prevent worse outcomes. When it arrives, Mandro said, much of the PPE and medicine will be distributed to the district government to be used in an Ebola containment center in Goma, which officials are currently working to set up. Dr. Myron Glick, a Buffalo, New York physician who founded Jericho Road, said that years of instability – civil war, an active volcano, a major Ebola outbreak in 2019, and widespread displacement – have made Goma especially vulnerable in the current health emergency. About 800,000 people internally displaced by conflict are currently sheltering in the area, and even the 1.1 million residents experience widespread poverty, instability, and lack of access to healthcare. “Goma’s a really tough place to run a hospital,” he said, noting that it’s often cited as one of the most dangerous cities in the world. “It’s already challenging, and now on top of it you put Ebola.” While current measures require anyone who’s come in contact with a possible Ebola patient to quarantine at home, Dr. Glick said poverty and crowding make that less effective. “I’ve seen families with eight or 10 kids [in Goma] live in spaces that are no bigger than my kitchen in Buffalo,” he told Direct Relief. Receiving a shipment of this size will be key to an effective response, Dr. Glick said. “There’s never enough of that stuff in stock,” he said. “The most important items right now are the PPE, the IV fluids, the soaps.” But he noted that unmanaged conditions and coinfections will also pose life-threatening danger. Dehydration is a deadly concern in Ebola cases, making patients more vulnerable to coinfections that, in turn, lessen their odds of survival. The Wellness Clinic’s most urgent priority is to remain a safe place for patients to come, Dr. Glick said. “The goal is to screen well, transfer the sick, and protect our team so we can keep doing primary care, the hospital, and maternal care,” he said. Patients who are afraid to go to the clinic to manage chronic diseases, deliver babies, and receive vaccines are at greater risk too. “That’s something we saw in the past, in West Africa in 2014,” during the most deadly Ebola outbreak yet seen, he recalled. Clinic visits and vaccinations “all fell pretty dramatically in that first year after Ebola.” Dr. Glick is hopeful that this outbreak will be more like that of 2019, which, though extremely deadly, was confined within the Democratic Republic of the Congo and resulted in about 2,200 deaths, a fraction of the 11,300 people who died in the 2014 West Africa outbreak. But he noted that there is no vaccine for this strain of Ebola, and that testing models don’t appear to be as effective. (Oxford University scientists have said they may be ready to begin clinical trials for a vaccine within two to three months.) “There’s some worry that this will end differently from the 2019 outbreak,” he said. Mandro said that years of instability have taken their toll on the community’s outlook. “People in Goma are very, very tired because there are many catastrophes,” she said. Still, she said, people are gearing up to meet this new threat. “We are all afraid, but we are resilient,” she told Direct Relief. “There’s nothing else to do.”
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.
Country: Philippines Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology Please refer to the attached Infographic.