Volcanic Eruption Earthquake

Harmful Effects Harmful Effects

 Loss of life
 Human and natural landscapes
can be destroyed and changed
forever
 Air pollution (air, smoke, gas,
etc.)
What to Do
Before
 Prepare the family’s GO BAG
containing items needed for
evacuation.
 Review the city’s evacuation
routes.
 Stay tuned to the local media and
alerts.
During
 Evacuate or shelter in place.
 Stay away from exclusive zone.
 Use an N95 mask and goggles, if
needed.
After
 Stay indoors until local officials
say it’s safe to leave.
 Assess the damage done to your
home.
 Remove the ashes from your roof
carefully.
 Destroys infrastructure
 Deaths and injuries on humans
 Devastation of vegetative land
What to Do
Before
 Know the earthquake hazards in
your area.
 Know the evacuation area.
 Prepare an emergency kit at all
times.
During
 If inside, do drop cover and hold.
 If outside, stay away from
buildings and power lines.
 Avoid glass windows and
unstable objects.
After
 Check yourself and others from
injuries.
 Move to an open or evacuation
area.
 Be prepared for aftershocks.
 Tsunami
Harmful Effects
 Devastation of shoreline property
damage
 Loss of human and animal life
 Severe flooding cause damages
to drain system
What to Do
Before
 Know the area that has potential
threat to tsunami.
 Know the location of the
evacuation area.
 Prepare the family’s GO BAG
containing items needed for
survival.
During
 Know the signs of incoming
tsunami.
 Move to higher grounds
immediately.
 Never go down to beach to watch
and take picture of the tsunami.
After
 Leave the evacuation area only
when authorities say it’s safe to
return home.
 Check the house for possible
damages and repair immediately.
 Checked for wet and submerged
electrical outlets and appliances
before turning on electricity.
Landslide
Harmful Effects
 Destruction of properties
 Damage to land and loss of
natural resources
 Death and injuries to people and
animals
What to Do
Before
 Know the landslide prone areas.
 Monitor the news for weather
updates, warnings and advisories.
 Know the location of the
evacuation site
During
 Be prepared for signs of incoming
threat of landslide.
 Stay away from the path of
landslide.
 Evacuate safely, if not possible to
curl into ball and protect your
life.
After
 Stay away from the landslide
affected areas.
 Check your house for damages
and repair as necessary.
 Bring the injured and sick to the
nearest hospital.