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    Sheena Alaiza O.

    Mole
    10 - Maaasahan

    Mount Pinatubo in 1991

    In the early days of April 1991 in Botolan, Zambales, Mount Pinatubo began a period of
    heightened activity, manifesting in a series of eruptions that steadily escalated, releasing ash
    and steam aloft. Because of this, the scientists watched for signs and on June 15, 1991, a huge
    eruption occurred. It had various effects affecting the well-being of its residents, the
    environment, and the global climate.

    As of its human impact, there have been 847 deaths and 75,000 people displaced with many of
    them facing temporary or permanent displacement. The eruption also resulted in extensive
    harm to infrastructure including damage to buildings, roads, bridges, and other structures in
    Zambales caused by the ashfall and pyroclastic flows.

    Additionally, the eruption's aftermath had a detrimental impact on the province's environment
    as ash and volcanic debris caused soil erosion and contaminated water sources, disrupting local
    ecosystems and harming aquatic life. It inflicted significant economic hardships in Zambales,
    especially within the agricultural sector. Ashfall decimated crops, resulting in a sharp decline in
    agricultural output, while the disruption of transportation networks impeded trade and
    commerce.

    Lastly, the eruption had a noticeable but short-lived effect on the world's weather. When the
    volcano erupted, it released tiny particles into the atmosphere, which blocked some sunlight
    and made the Earth cooler for a few years. This messed up normal weather patterns in different
    places. Furthermore, it damaged the protective layer of ozone high up in the sky. Scientists still
    study this eruption to understand how volcanoes can affect our planet's climate.

    Remember, volcanic eruptions can be unpredictable, so staying prepared and informed is


    crucial. Listen to local authorities, keep an emergency kit, plan how to evacuate, and have
    protective gear. Your safety and your family's safety should always come first. Be serious about
    these precautions to reduce the risks during a volcanic eruption.

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