The Mayon Volcano in Albay erupted again, releasing lava that flowed toward the gullies of Basud, Bonga, and Mi-isi.According to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), a lava effusion with a collapse-fed pyroclastic density current was recorded between 6:31 a.m.and 6:46 a.m., marking the volcano's 189th consecutive day of effusive eruption.Episodic minor strombolian activity was observed, with moderate plumes rising 750 meters above the crater and drifting northeast.Sulfur emissions reached high levels, contributing to the ongoing environmental impact.Phivolcs maintains a high alert level due to the continuous volcanic activity, emphasizing the need for vigilance among nearby communities.The eruption underscores the challenges of living near an active volcano and highlights the importance of monitoring geological hazards.Authorities are urging residents to stay informed and follow safety protocols to mitigate risks associated with the ongoing volcanic activity.