PHIVOLCS reports that Mayon Volcano in Albay continues an effusive eruption for a 187th consecutive day. Multiple outlets cite the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) as stating the eruption persists with ongoing lava effusion and related hazards. PHIVOLCS monitoring includes observations that the lava effusion generates incandescent lava flows and may be accompanied by pyroclastic density currents (“PDCs” or “uson”) as well as rockfalls. In the reported monitoring window, PHIVOLCS records the lava effusion through footage and photos from 4:11 a.m. to 4:40 a.m. on the cited Saturday. One outlet also notes that the eruption is described as effusive rather than explosive in character, but it continues to produce dangerous activity consistent with ongoing unrest at the volcano. PHIVOLCS continues daily monitoring and updates based on recorded seismic events and visual observations.