Activities from the volcano are now being watched...
Have you guys heard of the news about the lava flow in the Philippines? you can see it here
More Filipinos Flee Homes as Volcano Spills Lava
as more people leave their houses, more foreigners and tourists and locals arrives to watch the lava flow... would you guys want to watch it or would you rather go to safer areas?
Reply to this yes, thousands have evacuated already, its just sad because it'll be Christmas in a couple of days.
would you guys want to watch it or would you rather go to safer areas?
the sight is really amazing especially at night, but you know if I can see it on a safer place i would.
Reply to this I dont know if I would want to watch it or not. I would need to believe it is at least safe enough to do so if I was to stay in that area. I would likely leave if there were safety warnings saying I should. I dont think much is worth risking my safety for.
Mel
Reply to this Surprisingly, the crowd grows as the level of danger is raised from 3 to 4.
Reply to this Blogs and hopefully photos should appear on TravelBlog about it then. 😊
Reply to this I'm not sure if anyone here is from the Bicol Region (where Mt. Mayon is located). There might be an explosion anytime now. Definitely not safe to be in the danger zone! Like what the authorities said, if you're in the area when the volcano erupts, you're dead. People have already been evacuated. I think there were still lots of "Lava watchers" a few days back but as of the moment's news, the volcano is getting more and more active.
Reply to this I'm a few islands below the Bicol Region (if you want it more specific, we're staying right now in Negros Occidental). With the Siberian Winds blowing downwards, if ever the volcano does explode, we fear that the ash fall might drift towards us.
While this would result to legendary red sunsets, too much would stifle and/or suffocate the locals here (especially those with asthma and breathing ailments). Let us all just hope for the best. 😞
Reply to this Geez, the Phillipines is getting more than its fair share of natural disasters this year! 😞
Reply to this Got that right.
3 super typhoons over 2 months (correct me if I'm wrong), and now, a volcano. @_@
Reply to this Absolutely right. We got more than our quota of disasters. Let's hope and pray everyone's kept safe, especially as it is almost Christmas.
Reply to this Actually the Philippines is the destination this Christmas of the
vacationers to watch the natural wonder Mayon volcano but because the volcano spills lava that lead to the nearly eruption all plans are canceled. Authorities in the Philippines are announcing warnings and signals to prevent casualties to the residents and to the tourist around the Mayon. Reply to this 
