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The 1,020-foot (311-meter) Taal volcano in Philippines began to erupt on Sunday and sent ash plumes 14 kilometers into the air. It is one of the world's smallest volcanoes but also the second-most restive of about two dozen active volcanoes across the Philippines. It is located on Luzon Island. It is still remains life threatening despite weaker emissions and fewer tremors, an official said Friday and advised thousands of displaced villagers not to return to the danger zone. The entire region near the Taal volcano becomes blanket of ash. Let us take a look at some of the images:
Residents clear their roofs covered with volcanic ash at Laurel, Batangas province, southern Philippines on Tuesday. (AP Photo) -
Animal volunteers search for pets left by owners as they fled to evacuation centers leaving them behind at a deserted village in Talisay, Batangas province, southern Philippines. (AP Photo)
People watch plumes of smoke and ash rise from as Taal volcano erupts in Tagaytay, Cavite province, outside Manila, Philippines. (AP Photo) 
Residents clean their roofs from volcanic ash in Laurel, Batangas province, southern Philippines, as Taal volcano continues to spew ash. (AP Photo) -
An erupting Philippine volcano remains life threatening despite weaker emissions and fewer tremors, an official said Friday and advised thousands of displaced villagers not to return to the danger zone. (Reuters Photo)
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A rescue volunteer walk on the Taal volcano island beside damaged structures men in Talisay, Batangas province, southern Philippines, as Taal volcano continues to spew ash. (AP Photo)
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The volcano since Sunday has remained at alert level 4, the second-highest warning, indicating a hazardous explosive eruption is possible in hours or days. (AP Photo)
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Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from areas now under a security lockdown, and soldiers and police have been stopping desperate villagers from returning to retrieve belongings and save their poultry and cattle. (AP Photo)
Ashfall after the eruption of the Taal volcano is seen in Tagaytay City, Cavite, Philippines. (Reuters Photo) -
People look from Tagaytay, Cavite province, south of Manila, as Taal Volcano continues to spew ash. (AP Photo)
A man walks on a road covered with ashes from the erupting Taal Volcano in Talisay, Batangas, Philippines. (Reuters Photo) 
People attend a wedding ceremony as Taal Volcano sends out a column of ash in the background in Alfonso, Cavite, Philippines. (Reuters Photo) 
A logo of a McDonald's store is splattered with mud from volcanic ash in Tagaytay City, Philippines. (Reuters Photo) -
Among those displaced were about 5,000 people who live on Volcano Island. It is a popular tourist destination renowned for its stunning view of the volcano's crater lake and lush hills teeming with trees and birds. (Reuters Photo)
In this photo pineapple plantation can be seen covered with ash from the erupting Taal Volcano, in Tagaytay, Philippines. (Reuters Photo) -
An injured horse covered with volcanic ash falls to the ground after being rescued by residents near the errupting Taal Volcano, in Talisay, Batangas, Philippines. (Reuters Photo)
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