TSUNAMI WATCH: Danger level not yet known. Stay alert for more information and prepare to evacuate. A tsunami is a series of waves that may continue for hours. Wait for official notification before returning to site. VOLCANO Monitor for information and emergency instructions. If is ashfall in your area, be prepared to stay indoors. EVACUATE if advised to do so by authorities. Indoors: all windows and doors. monitor anyone who has asthma or respiratory difficulties follow – Closely care plan. that infants and those with respiratory difficulties avoid contact with Ensure ash. Outside: nose and mouth. Cover goggles to protect eyes. Wear skin covered with clothing. Keep Avoid driving in heavy ashfall driving will stir up ash and stall vehicles. –  Clear roofs of ashfall. (Do not allow accumulation of more than 4 inches.)  Be that volcanoes are often accompanied by: Earthquakes Ashfall & acid rain Landslides & rockfalls ▪ ▪ ▪ Mudflows & flash floods Tsunamis ▪ ▪
TSUNAMI WATCH: Danger level not yet known. Stay alert for more information and prepare to evacuate. A tsunami is a series of waves that may continue for hours. Wait for official notification before returning to site. VOLCANO Monitor for information and emergency instructions. If is ashfall in your area, be prepared to stay indoors. EVACUATE if advised to do so by authorities. Indoors: all windows and doors. Closely monitor anyone who has asthma or respiratory difficulties – follow care plan. Ensure that infants and those with respiratory difficulties avoid contact with ash. Outside: Cover nose and mouth. Wear goggles to protect eyes. Keep skin covered with clothing.  Avoid driving in heavy ashfall – driving will stir up ash and stall vehicles.  Clear roofs of ashfall. (Do not allow accumulation of more than 4 inches.) Be that volcanoes are often accompanied by: ▪ Earthquakes ▪ Ashfall & acid rain ▪ Landslides & rockfalls ▪ Mudflows & flash floods ▪ Tsunamis
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