Retrieval teams face difficulties

By Rhaydz B. Barcia

Mar 02, 2023 12:22 am

CAMALIG, Albay: Twelve days after a Cessna plane crashed near the crater of the restive Mayon Volcano, the remains of the aircraft's four passengers have yet to be brought down from the summit.

On Wednesday, March 1, a composite team of responders continued its perilous retrieval efforts, said Camalig Mayor Carlos 'Caloy' Irwin Baldo, ground commander of the operation.

RAY OF HOPE A rainbow appeared at the slope of Mayon Volcano on Wednesday morning, March 1, 2023, lightening the spirits of the retrieval teams. PHOTO TAKEN BY THE RESPONDERS

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