The best way is to move away
how did people prepare for the mt. st. helens eruption
They didn't prepare. The Lake Toba eruption was 74,000 years ago, before the development of civilization. The people around at the time were hunter-gatherers. They didn't know what a volcano was or how to prepare for an eruption.
You can prepare for a possible volcano eruption by closely monitoring the news and local authorities. In the event of an eruption it is usually best to flee the area to prevent light threatening injuries.
eruption is better way better and pluse strength is a HM so eruprion is better
the town could have been evacuated!
they simply just have alarms
They evacuated everyone within 20 km of the volcano and then they changed there mind and moved everyone from 30km because the eruption was going to be bigger than they first thought.
yes in fact there were sirens and warnings out when it happened
Stock up on dehydrated foods, water, camping supplies, medical supplies, ammunition, clothing, and gas up the truck (jeep if you HAVE one). Head toward the tropics. The Mediterranean might be nice, but you can't drive there from here. Somewhere around the Equator is where you would have the best chance for survival from the imminent eruption of North America's wildest SuperVolcano.
Prepare is to ready yourself for something. example: You'd better prepare yourself for the big test tomorrow.
Mount Hood, located in Oregon, is considered to be a dormant volcano, and it has not had a recorded deadly eruption in recent history. The last eruption occurred over 220 years ago in 1781-1782, and there were no reported casualties. However, it is important to monitor and prepare for potential volcanic hazards given its volcanic activity in the past.
To prepare the listener for a better understanding of what was said.