Explain How To Be Involved In A Volcanic Eruption

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If I were to ever be involved in an volcanic eruption, my first initial action would be to take shelter, or try to evacuate the area that’s potentially hazardous. This is something that no one prepares for if they aren't around volcanoes, but anything could happen in todays world. Its always best to have an evacuation plan for yourself and your family no matter the situation. There are many ways you could prepare. You should always make sure that you have emergency food and water. You should also ensure that you have your medicines that’s would help you get through this traumatic time, always have a first aid kit, flash light, eye goggles if needed, and always have extra clothing some where that’s in reach distance without you getting hurt.

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