Away from the lava
people cant hear it coming so they can't flee
During the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, people tried to flee the area to escape the volcanic ash and debris. Some sought refuge in buildings or tried to shelter indoors. Many were ultimately overwhelmed by the pyroclastic flow and buried under the volcanic material.
Citizens had to flee across the border and into refugee camps. Terrified, the cat could only flee under the bed where it proceeded to scratch its fleas.
The prophets often had to flee for their lives as the people would not listen to them, and wanted to kill them.
According to most accounts, Zeus was the only god who did not flee Olympus in the face of Typhon's wrath. The Father of Monsters was felled by 100 perfectly aimed thunderbolts, all cast at once. Defeated, Typhon was cast back to the embrace of his father, Tartarus, and bound eternally. He was blamed for volcanic eruptions in certain places.
People protect themselves from volcanoes by monitoring volcanic activity, establishing evacuation plans, and being prepared with emergency supplies to flee quickly if needed. Communities near volcanoes may also have warning systems in place to alert residents of any potential eruptions.
For religious freedom.
I would say the climate.
Sometimes. Lot was told to flee Sodom, Jonah fled from God's commands, a number of people in the Bible fled before raging monarchs or invading armies. Perhaps you could clarify exactly what it is you want to know under the Discussion tab for this question.
When Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, many people fled to nearby areas such as Neapolis (modern-day Naples) and other coastal regions. Some sought refuge in the countryside, while others attempted to escape by sea. Unfortunately, many were unable to escape in time and were buried under volcanic ash and pumice, particularly in the towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum. The eruption resulted in significant loss of life and the preservation of the cities under the ash for centuries.
Refugees
the neighbouring country