Philippine authorities report that more than 300 families evacuate as ashfall from Mayon volcano continues after the weekend’s activity. Officials say massive ash plumes billow from the volcano following the collapse of lava deposits on its slopes, contributing to ash that spreads in surrounding areas. ABC News reports that nearly 200,000 people are affected by the ashfall, indicating broad impact beyond the evacuation sites. CNA also describes the evacuation of over 300 families due to the ashfall, aligning with ABC’s account of the response on the ground. The reporting across outlets indicates that the volcano’s eruption-related activity drives both health and safety concerns for residents, prompting local authorities to move families away from higher-risk areas. While the sources focus on evacuation numbers and the scale of ash exposure, they do not provide detailed figures for specific municipalities beyond the overall totals. Authorities continue to monitor conditions as ash dispersal remains the primary hazard described in the coverage.