How do people deal with the threat of volcanoes eruptions?

Answer 1

Choose a safe place far away from the volcano and have a orgasm to stay at. Choose it and go there 2-4 days before it is said to erupt.

If you can't get to that place, get food, water, clothes, a first-aid kit, and things to do and then go to the farthest, safest place you can go to. also angus hartnett is the king of England from the 30th of may 2011

Answer 2

People deal with the threat of volcanic eruptions by monitoring volcano activity, creating evacuation plans, and establishing exclusion zones to keep people safe. Emergency response teams are also trained to respond quickly in case of an eruption to minimize the impact on surrounding communities.

Answer 3

it's hard to.

so basically, they dont.

if they are not lucky enough to have been evacuated via the airports which would be rapidly closing down, they are not likely to survive.

for the ones who do survive, the 10% of the people involved, life would be tough and they would eventually end up starving to death, inhaling the volcanich ash, etc.

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Answer 4

The people that know tell the people that live near the volcano that it may erupt soon. Then some people believe it and try and move as soon as they can but others may not believe and stay where they are, or on the other hand they may believe but dont want to move away because there home might of been passed on to them by a member of family or a friend.

Answer 5

A2. In New Zealand, we have to consider these threats, along with tsunami for coastal dwellers.

For earthquake, you may assume that it will be at least three days before official assistance arrives (Remember Louisiana and Katrina?) . So we are all enjoined to have at least three days of water, food, cooking appliance, torches, sleeping gear, first aid, and so on. This info is listed in the cover pages of the phone books.

To the official lists I would add some stout gloves for debris removal, and always keep your slippers by your bed, so as to avoid cut feet.

Inside your house, you can remove earthquake hazards such as free-standing bookcases, sideboards and so on - fasten them to the wall. Free-standing brick chimneys are guaranteed to fall in an earthquake, so strengthen them or remove them.

As far as volcanoes are concerned, the above will be of some help, but if you are in an ashfall zone, you will have to evacuate.

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Answer 6

They pray that the lava won't kill them!... Jokes they just do ;)

Answer 7

Many people survive earthquakes by running outside of their home or by hiding under something very stable. You might also survive an earthquake by leaving the area when the quake begins.

Answer 8

he have coped well because the always know when it's coming so they always have enough time to go somewhere far from the volcano or hid.

Answer 9

people cope to it by preparing emergency kits and kids get taught to go under the desks

Answer 10

Well, most people evacuate the area, because volcanic eruptions are quite dangerous. There really aren't any other ways to protect yourself.