The Colombian Geological Service maintained an orange alert level for Volcán Puracé due to instrumental values reaching maximums that significantly exceed baseline behavior calculations. ^[1] The Colombian Geological Service reported that Volcán Puracé in the Cauca department continues to increase its seismic activity as of August 30, 2026. ^[2] The Colombian Geological Service (SGC) established an orange alert status for Volcan Purace due to constant volcanic activity and ash emissions from its crater. ^[3] As of the past Sunday, August 30, 2026, approximately 472 seismic events were recorded, primarily located between 10 and 15 kilometers northeast of Volcán Puracé at depths of 8 to 12 kilometers. ^[4] The Cauca Governor's office, through the Office for Disaster Risk Management, delivered 80 water storage tanks donated by UNICEF to indigenous communities in Coconuco, Puracé, and Paletará. ^[5] Seismicity associated with rock fracturing (volcano-tectonic, VT) increased in both number and energy, with approximately 150 events recorded between 10 and 15 km northeast of the volcano at depths of 8 to 12 km. ^[6] The SGC reported a predominance of seismic signals associated with fluid dynamics in volcanic conduits, specifically tremor (TR) located under the crater at depths less than 1 km. ^[7] Residents in the municipalities of Puracé, Totoró, and Popayán reported VT earthquakes on August 30 and 31 with magnitudes of 2.0, 2.5, and 3.2. ^[8]