(Eagle News) — Tagaytay City woke up on Monday morning, Jan. 13, 2020 to a new gray muddy covered landscape because of thck ashfall from Taal Volcano’s eruption.
The thick ashfall covered the usually green landscape of this picturesque city with gray muddy caky volcanic ash that showed no signs of abating as Taal continues its intense volcanic activity.
Roads, vegetation and rooftops are all covered with thick layers of gray ashfall which according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) could be dangerous to health if inhaled.
Phivolcs has advised affected residents to wear N95 grade masks or to cover their faces, particularly the mouth and nose with wet towels or wet cloths.
