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Volcano Safety: Preparation, Response, and Recovery Guide

This guide provides essential tips for dealing with a volcano eruption, including creating a disaster plan, identifying risks, preparing supplies, and knowing evacuation routes. During an eruption, follow evacuation orders, avoid dangerous areas, seek shelter, and protect yourself from falling ash. After the eruption, cover your nose and eyes, keep skin covered, and clear roofs of heavy ash. Stay safe and prepared with this comprehensive resource.

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Volcano Safety: Preparation, Response, and Recovery Guide

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  1. . What to do When a Volcano Erupts By Griffin, and Micayla

  2. Plan For A Volcano Erupt • Have a disaster plan. • Know whether or not you are at risk for danger. • Be prepared for mudslides, flash floods, earthquakes, ash falling, and acid rain. • Prepare a disaster supplies kit for your home and car. Include a first aid kit, canned food and a can opener, bottled water, battery-operated radio, flashlight, protective clothing, dust mask, goggles and sturdy shoes. • Know evacuation routes.

  3. During A Volcano Erupt • Follow the evacuation order issued by authorities. • Avoid areas downwind and river valleys downstream of the volcano. • If your caught indoors, close all windows and doors, put machinery inside a barn, and bring animals inside. • If you’re trapped outdoors, seek shelter indoors. If you’re caught in falling rocks, roll into a ball and protect your head. If you’re caught near a stream, be aware of mudflows. Move to higher ground. • Protect yourself when ash falls. Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. Use goggles to protect your eyes. Wear a dust mask and keep car engines off. • You can out run a Volcano also.

  4. After A Volcano Erruption • Cover you mouth and nose. Volcanic ash can irritate your respiratory system. • Wear goggles and protect your eyes. • Keep your skin covered. • Clear roofs of ash. The ash is very heavy and can cause the building to collapse.

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