Clark Air Base, now closed, and the villages surrounding Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines continue under the threat of a major volcanic eruption. The U.S. Geological Survey has warned that an eruption could cause widespread damage to property and infrastructure, including roads, bridges, power plants, oil refineries and other facilities. They are in a protected bunker and continue to monitor the volcano in an attempt to provide early warning to anyone in the erupting volcano's path. That is what killed 38 people in Japan last week. If a massive eruption occurs, Pinatubo will explode with an avalanche of ash 1000 degrees or higher and traveling at 100 miles per hour. It would engulf everything in its path.
Clark Air Base, now closed, and the villages surrounding Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines continue under the threat of a major volcanic eruption. The U.S. Geological Survey has warned that an eruption could cause widespread damage to property and infrastructure, including roads, bridges, power plants, oil refineries and other facilities. They are in a protected bunker and continue to monitor the volcano in an attempt to provide early warning to anyone in the erupting volcano's path. If a massive eruption occurs, Pinatubo will explode with an avalanche of ash 1000 degrees or higher and traveling at 100 miles per hour. It would engulf everything in its path.