Understanding Mountain erupts

Volcanic eruptions, caused by deposition of magma in the earth's crust is pushed out by
a high-pressure gas. From such eruptions formed this volcano. explosion that brought spurts
of ash and rock hard as far as the radius of 18 km or more, while lava could flood the area as
far as the radius of 90 km. Volcanic eruptions can cause casualties and great property or
thousands of miles away and even bias affects the climate of the earth round. Results
volcanic eruptions in the form of:

1. Volcanic gas
2. Lava and Sand Flow and Heat Stones
3. Lava
4. Ash eruption
5. The heat clouds (pyroclastic)
1. Volcanic gases are gases released during a volcanic eruption.

2. Lava is magma at high temperature liquid that flows to the surface through volcanic
crater.

3. Lahar is a danger to the public one of the tingla on the slopes of the volcano.

4. Volcanic ash is a very fine material. Because the effects of wind gusts could be felt
hundreds of kilometers away.

5. Hot clouds can be a flow of hot clouds, clouds and clouds of hot blast of hot fallout.
Facing tips eruption of Mountain

BEFORE THE ERUPTION:

1. Find out about community security system in their respective areas as well as emergency
flowchart.

2. Perform evacuation plan

3. Make inventory of emergency equipment.

4. Contact the authorities regarding disaster management.

5. Although it seems safer to stay indoors until the volcano stops erupting, but if you live in
areas prone to volcanic hazards would be very dangerous. Follow any instructions that are
authorized and do it fast.

DURING ERUPTION:
1. Follow the prompts evacuation ordered by the authorities.

2. Avoid passing in the direction of the wind and the rivers that disgorge at the top of the
mountain was erupting.

3. Avoid danger areas that have been set by the government / authorities / view map of
volcanic hazard areas

4. As a result of volcanic eruption can be felt for a hundred yards away from the volcano was
erupting.

5. If you look at the surface of the water flow in the river rises quickly find higher ground.

POST-ERUPTION:
1. If possible, avoid areas of ash fall zone.

2. Avoid driving in heavy ashfall area.

3. Driving a vehicle resulted in dust sucked and could damage the vehicle's engine.

4. If you have a respiratory illness, as far as possible avoid contact with volcanic dust.

5. Remain in a safe house until it is declared outside the home.

6. Remember to help neighbors who may need help such as the elderly, people with
physical disabilities, children who do not have parents and so on.