The document provides safety tips from the American National Red Cross for before, during, and after a volcanic eruption. Before an eruption, it advises assembling an emergency kit, creating an evacuation plan with your family, and staying informed about community risk and response plans. During an eruption, it recommends staying alert for updates, closing all windows and doors to keep ash out if indoors, and staying in areas not exposed to hazards if outdoors. After an eruption, it suggests only returning when authorities say it is safe, continuing to monitor local news for updates, and checking the scene, calling for help if needed, and providing first aid if trained.

1. VOLCANO
SAFETY TIPS
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2. VOLCANO SAFETY TIPS
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
BEFORE A
VOLCANIC
ERUPTION
DURING A
VOLCANIC
ERUPTION
AFTER A
VOLCANIC
ERUPTION

3. (C) THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL RED CROSS
1. ASSEMBLE AN EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS KIT.
2. CREATE AN EVACUATION PLAN AND
TALK ABOUT IT WITH YOUR FAMILY.
3. STAY INFORMED ABOUT YOUR
COMMUNITY'S RISK AND RESPONSE
PLANS.
BEFORE A VOLCANIC
ERUPTION

4. (C) THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL RED CROSS
1. STAY ALERT FOR UPDATED
EMERGENCY INFORMATION AND
INSTRUCTIONS.
2. IF INDOORS, CLOSE ALL WINDOWS,
DOORS, AND DAMPERS TO KEEP ASH
FROM ENTERING.
3. IF OUTDOORS, STAY IN AREAS
WHERE YOU WILL NOT BE FURTHER
EXPOSED TO VOLCANIC ERUPTION
HAZARDS.
DURING A VOLCANIC
ERUPTION

5. (C) THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL RED CROSS
1. IF EVACUATED, RETURN ONLY WHEN
AUTHORITIES SAY IT IS SAFE TO DO SO.
2. CONTINUE LISTENING TO LOCAL
NEWS FOR UPDATED INFORMATION.
3. CHECK, CALL, CARE. CHECK SCENE
TO BE SURE OF SAFETY. CALL FOR
HELP. IF TRAINED, PROVIDE FIRST AID.
AFTER A VOLCANIC
ERUPTION