Philippines: Mount Kanlaon volcano eruption caught on thermal camera

The volcano on the Negros island spewed plumes of ash around 3km (1.8 miles) high into the air.

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The eruption of the Mount Kanlaon volcano on the Negros island was caught on a thermal camera, showing debris falling.

A four-mile evacuation radius has been in place around the volcano, following an earlier eruption in December.

There have been no reports of injuries.

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