The Colombian Geological Service (SGC) reported two new ash emissions from Puracé Volcano on Friday during the day. ^[1] The SGC maintains the Orange alert because recorded values during the last few weeks widely exceed the historical baselines of Puracé Volcano. ^[2] The Colombian Geological Service (SGC) maintains an Orange Alert for Purace Volcano in the Cauca region due to high activity levels reported by residents and the service itself. ^[3] Instrumental records from the last few weeks remain above the historical baseline lines established for Puracé. ^[4] The SGC stated that the volcano's activity continues to show important changes in different parameters monitored by surveillance teams. ^[5] Instruments inside Purace Volcano registered primarily tremors associated with the movement of magmatic and hydrothermal fluids at depths of less than two kilometers. ^[6] Residents and community sentinels confirmed the fall and accumulation of ash in the Cristales and Loma Linda neighborhoods, although weather conditions made it difficult to determine the column height. ^[7] Two new ash emissions occurred starting at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday and continued until the latest technical bulletin was issued. ^[8]