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During a volcanic eruption, you need to try to stay inside if you can. If it is bad enough, you need to evacuate, especially if it is advised by the government. When you go outside, wear googles or safety glasses, wear long sleeved shirts and pants, and cover your mouth and nose with some type of cloth to prevent breathing in the ash and debris in the air. You need to watch out for falling rocks and debris when you go outside. If it looks like, or is getting dangerously close to your house, leave immediately. Do not try to drive in heavy ash fall unless you absolutely have to. It can be dangerous because it makes it hard to see clearly.

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Before a volcano erupts, you should listen to the radio or watch the news to find out if they are advising that you evacuate. If you do have to evacuate, you should do so as soon as possible. You should try to avoid going anywhere near the volcano unless you have to. You need to have a kit put together with goggles, flashlight with extra batteries, and some kind of medical kit that you can just grab on your way out if you need to leave in a hurry. You also need to plan out an escape route so that you still have a plan if you need to leave unexpectedly. For example, if the newscasters didn't suggest evacuating, but it got worse than they thought. You would still need a way to leave.

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After a volcano erupts, you should stay inside, turn off all heating and air conditioning units and fans, close all windows and doors, listen to your local radio station for civil defense advice, and follow the instructions. When it is safe to go outside, you should clear your gutters and roof of ash because if you do not the heavy ash deposits can collapse your roof. When cleaning up you should use a mask or a damp cloth and eye protection. Avoid driving and keep your pets indoors.