DAY AFTER TAAL VOLCANO ERUPTION 2020, Heavy Ash Fall In Metro Manila Philippines & Lava Fountain

that was a video uploaded last night by the Philippine star on Facebook powerful lightning struck the tower volcano area as seen from halong Lipa City in Batangas the tale volcano in the Philippines erupted last night this is the day after this is a big thing for the history of the Philippines history of the world because because personally the tale volcano is the smallest volcano in the world not just in the Philippines it also hasn't erupted since 1977 we first heard about this yesterday when we were sat here in our apartment here in Taguig in Metro Manila in BGC we started getting messages on Instagram telling us that the Talco planet had erupted we then started getting a lot of messages and a lot of photos a lot of our followers are from the area living in the area and we were getting all these photos through which was pretty scary and last night we were out and about and and even though we'd heard about this we didn't we know it's fairly close to Manila but we didn't expect there to be any effect on Manila but as we were coming home last night you might have seen the short video we uploaded yesterday when we got home there was Ash fall right outside our door step on the pavement everyone outside was wearing masks and it was all anyone's been talking about since on social media on Instagram on Twitter actually super dark outside there's later Danny I don't know if is connected to it I assume it is it seems it's really hazy outside and there's loads of big dog clouds and it's just actually I'll show you the balcony in a minute if there's ash all over the balcony there's a roof a rooftop down there where you can see it was ash to spilt up we were lying in bed last night and it was quite scary because we were kind of reflecting on it I think I think when we heard what had happened we were like oh no there's been a volcano eruption that's really bad is everyone safe but then we started thinking more about how it's actually a tourist attraction how people everyday are climbing up onto the crater and it's like a huge tour and like when you go to go out that is what you do in fact that we've actually been there and we've stood on that crater and looked at this beautiful blue water and flying the drone and like taking photos and like than this amazing hike up there and then now that just a huge ball of ash and lava and smoke and how the people's homes were on that piece of land and all the horses and I mean these people won't have homes now and they also like the people won't go there as a tourist attraction anymore so they've lost like their like homes and their livelihood and so it's really really sad and also very scary thinking that like imagine if you were there when it happened when you got the alert that there was smoke coming I don't know I don't know the logistics of it I'm assuming people got on I don't I still don't think anyone's been hurt I assume people just got onto the book climbed down got onto the boats and went and I seen they had enough time I see no tours on that day I don't I don't know enough so let me know in the comments if you've got any more information on that if there were actually people on the volcano when it happened and because I don't know if it was just a sudden thing or if it like was a sort of slow build-up we've also been getting loads of messages like George said on Instagram and everything and one person commented it on our video we put on last night saying and something along the lines of I hope you don't leave because of this so hope you haven't sort of been scared off and I just replied I just said artists reply and said we're not going anywhere we'll always love the Filipina attitude of getting through it together and I think things like this like the Manila earthquake we experienced last year and people offer message us and say I hope you're not leaving because of this and yes it's scary yes it's unlike anything we've ever experienced in England I mean I was saying to George I used to learn about volcanoes in geography when I was in school and I didn't expect that I'd live somewhere where there was like a shouts like my doorstep from a volcanic eruption like it is mind-blowing for us because it's so different to where we're from but the Filipino mentality and attitude of just taking it thinking okay this has happened how are we gonna get through it let's get through it together it's just something that it's just very very unusual very very special and something that Filipinos should be really really proud of I'm just doing some further and the alert level yesterday went up from an alert level 3 which means relatively high unrest eruption is possible within weeks they pushed it out to alert level 4 which is intense unrest hazardous eruption is possible within days which means there could be an even bigger eruption and proper with lava flow etc says here on CNN that there's been a request for a total evacuation of those within a 17 kilometers ten point six miles radius around the volcano this area is considered a volcanic danger zone it's home to more than 450,000 residents CNN say that even though tower volcano is small it is actually considered one of the world's most dangerous because the number of people that live in its immediate vicinity advise here what to do during ash fall listen to the radio for updates we don't have Philippines radio available to us here so maybe some of you don't as well if you're from the Philippines hopefully hopefully this video can help other people are making videos I think most of the advice is going around on social media as well even things like washing your fruit and vegetables thoroughly before eating them closing all your windows and doors did read about turning air conditioning off which we did for a while and then we did some more research into it because someone said you don't have to do that because aircon actually brings air from the inside of the room rather than bringing hazardous air from the outside we did some research and a few different sources told us that that was true but obviously don't take my word for it make your own decision on the aircon situation other things cover your cover your nose and mouth wear glasses or sunglasses if you have to go out some of the health effects of the asphalt can be nose and throat irritation coughing bronchitis like illness discomfort while breathing irritation - skin problems this is one thing I love about the community we personally have on social media is that everyone is sharing advice everyone is looking out for each other everyone's kind of getting through this together in the Filipino mentality that we've seen several times when things like this happen in the country someone put here love and prayers from us all mica Nellie's last night and we don't actually have any of these masks and we've got these like they're like more medical masks they're in black and we've got a ton of comments in last night's video saying guys they're not good enough and these sort of keep out infections and things but they don't keep out actual ash and the I think there's something about the air being like small pieces of glass and so you can actually see it but you're breathing it in through this and we also have some comments saying that if you don't have the N 26 masks then you can layer up two pieces of tissue then you're like doubly protected and and also I need to make sure I've been this part on the news so now I'm supposed to be more protected but ideally we use the N 26 mask and we might try and get some of it later and we'll go out wearing goggles or sunglasses and these because we've been advice to get them and if they're a lot better I'm I don't know if we'll be able to get any now but we might try later but we're not sure yet but I'm gonna head out into the bathroom now just to quickly show you guys I'm not gonna be out there for long as we said it's not good being outside but let me show you this quick you guys can see here the ash all over the balcony and also on top of this roof and this is all ashes to spill up all over here last night and everywhere just look super dark and hazy and cloudy right yeah I'm gonna get back inside now why can I leave this message uh saying they have headaches of a name and I hire rotation and pain coughing slightly in here the aircon thing as I said do your own research but o seem to be okay I mean we slept we don't feel that phone we don't feel funny we don't have headaches slight cough but I had a slight cough anyway so you don't really know if it's related or not and it doesn't seem like it's over yet there we've had messages this morning saying people are feeling earthquakes in kavita the Asheville has made it all the way through Metro Manila up Kazon City and I've just seen a tweet this morning that Nellie shared in our whatsapp group from marathi news saying the Pacific Ring of Fire is very active at the moment reportedly three volcanoes erupted in a span of 24 hours amounting in Mexico a mountain in Japan and Mount out in the Philippines this is the photo that most surprised me from the eruption just look at the smoke there this is the volcano and the smoke is just incredible Oh read that the part that everyone calls tail volcano the small crater next to the lake is actually only part of the story and it that in fact the whole thing really is the volcano and this has hit the world news it's on BBC News CNN Bloomberg The Guardian in the UK it's absolutely everywhere online and someone has just sent me this which shows that there has been lava coming out of tower at 3:20 a.m. this morning I actually have a headache now I don't know if that's this in my head I've gone outside for like two seconds and I have a headache like I did last night and tips if you are going outside make sure you have a shower if you have to go out for work or something I mean we're lucky we don't actually go to an office today I don't know if people's jobs are being put on hold if they're allowed to have days off because of it but there are a huge amount of cars out and a huge amount of people walking around still in BTC so I assume offices are still saying come in and but like don't go on your lunch break if you can shower wear goggles or sunglasses cover your eyes nose and mouth it's this better to be safe than sorry I don't know what the current record like suggestion is of like if you should I assume you're not meant to go outside now right I don't know I guess not we also have no okay a huge cloud I think it's about that rain you can see rain is that a good thing it's not gonna wash it all away or is that what's gonna make it will come down worse oh yeah look at this think about yes but if there's always ash in the glass stuff in the air if rain comes this go from I like drop hill we don't know this is the thing because I don't know about it because we're from the UK we are we're not used to this kind of thing at all so this is not normal for us at all we have no idea how long this is going to last how long we're supposed to stay indoors for we've got a flight booked in a couple of days whether or not the airport will be up and running and that will go ahead a lot people's travel plans over the last few days would have been completely ruined then probably for the next few days so anyway stay safe usual programming will resume on our channel very very soon but stay safe if you're affected by this and thinking of everyone who's been evacuated and been more deeply affected by this and who won't be able to return home for a little while yeah we're talking about it from our point of view for a few reasons to give information to share what we know to show what it's like where we are but we know that we're the lucky ones really because obviously we experience a bit of action if we get a headache we get a headache but it's the people that are actually there in Batangas in Tagaytay in Cavite that ones are actually experiencing it more so and so yeah we're thinking of you and thank you for watching and we'll see you very soon in another video