Mayon volcano’s pyroclastic flows reached 5.08 km — the longest runout since the current eruption began — as 287,000 people remain displaced

Mayon volcano's massive pyroclastic flows and displacement of 287,000 people exemplify the 'famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places' that characterize end-times upheaval. While not an earthquake per se, volcanic activity represents catastrophic natural disasters causing mass displacement and suffering, matching the escalating ecological crises described as 'birth pangs' before the end.