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    Isarog Iriga Mayon Bulusan N/A Labo Mariripi: I. Ii. Iii. Iv. I

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    This document discusses volcanic hazards in the Philippines. It lists 4 active volcanoes - Isarog, Iriga, Mayon, and Bulusan. It also lists 2 potentially active volcanoes - Labo and Mariripi. The document states that the risk of volcanic eruption is high in Southern Luzon and parts of the Visayas and Mindanao regions. It then describes the potential impacts of different volcanic hazards like lahars, ashfall, pyroclastic flows, ballistic projectiles, volcanic gases, and lava flows. These hazards can directly endanger people by burning, crushing or asphyxiating them. Property can also be destroyed or damaged by the volcanic events through impacts, burial

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    This document discusses volcanic hazards in the Philippines. It lists 4 active volcanoes - Isarog, Iriga, Mayon, and Bulusan. It also lists 2 potentially active volcanoes - Labo and Mariripi. The document states that the risk of volcanic eruption is high in Southern Luzon and parts of the Visayas and Mindanao regions. It then describes the potential impacts of different volcanic hazards like lahars, ashfall, pyroclastic flows, ballistic projectiles, volcanic gases, and lava flows. These hazards can directly endanger people by burning, crushing or asphyxiating them. Property can also be destroyed or damaged by the volcanic events through impacts, burial

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    This document discusses volcanic hazards in the Philippines. It lists 4 active volcanoes - Isarog, Iriga, Mayon, and Bulusan. It also lists 2 potentially active volcanoes - Labo and Mariripi. The document states that the risk of volcanic eruption is high in Southern Luzon and parts of the Visayas and Mindanao regions. It then describes the potential impacts of different volcanic hazards like lahars, ashfall, pyroclastic flows, ballistic projectiles, volcanic gases, and lava flows. These hazards can directly endanger people by burning, crushing or asphyxiating them. Property can also be destroyed or damaged by the volcanic events through impacts, burial

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    Isarog Iriga Mayon Bulusan N/A Labo Mariripi: I. Ii. Iii. Iv. I

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    This document discusses volcanic hazards in the Philippines. It lists 4 active volcanoes - Isarog, Iriga, Mayon, and Bulusan. It also lists 2 potentially active volcanoes - Labo and Mariripi. The document states that the risk of volcanic eruption is high in Southern Luzon and parts of the Visayas and Mindanao regions. It then describes the potential impacts of different volcanic hazards like lahars, ashfall, pyroclastic flows, ballistic projectiles, volcanic gases, and lava flows. These hazards can directly endanger people by burning, crushing or asphyxiating them. Property can also be destroyed or damaged by the volcanic events through impacts, burial

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    Lelis | SC1D | DRRR

    1. For the following activity, refer to the links provided. Use


    PHIVOLCS list of active, inactive, and potentially active
    volcanoes in the Philippines.
    a. Active Volcanoes
    i. Isarog
    ii. Iriga
    iii. Mayon
    iv. Bulusan
    b. Inactive Volcanoes
    i. N/A
    c. Potentially Active Volcanoes
    i. Labo
    ii. Mariripi
    2. Risk to Volcanic Eruption is High
    a. Bicol and Southern Luzon
    i. Camarines Sur
    ii. Albay
    iii. Sorsogon
    iv. Quezon
    v. Laguna
    b. Visayas and Mindanao
    i. Davao del Norte
    ii. Camiguin
    iii. Sulu
    iv. Biliran
    v. South Cotabato

    3. Volcanic Eruption
    a. Lahar
    i. Direct effects on people
    1. Can trap people in vulnerable areas
    Ludwig Claude P. Lelis | SC1D | DRRR

    2. Can bury anything in people’s paths


    ii. Direct effects on properties
    1. Can destroy bridges and roads
    2. Can crush establishments and large buildings.
    b. Ashfall
    i. Direct effects on people
    1. Difficulty in breathing
    2. Make eyes irritated
    ii. Direct effects on properties
    1. Can cause minor to major damage to vehicles and buildings
    2. Disrupt sewage and electrical systems
    3. Damage or kill vegetation
    c. Pyroclastic flow
    i. Direct effects on people
    1. Skin Burns
    2. Inhalation of hot ash and gases
    ii. Direct effects on properties
    1. Carry away nearly all objects in their path
    d. Ballistic Projectiles
    i. Direct effects on people
    1. Can crush people from impacts
    ii. Direct effects on properties
    1. Can cause substantial damage to the environment
    e. Volcanic Gases
    i. Direct effects on people
    1. Can damage eyes and respiratory system
    ii. Direct effects on properties
    1. Can severely damage vegetation
    f. Lava Flow
    i. Direct effects on people
    1. They are almost too slow to run over people; however, when in
    contact, can instantly burn people
    ii. Direct effects on properties
    1. Can demolish houses, roads, and other structures

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