In March 2024, the Taal Volcano in the Philippines erupted, and residents faced the threat of air pollution and pyroclastic flows. At critical moments, the right protective equipment can save lives.
Respiratory protection
N95 mask: effectively filters 95% of non-oily particles (such as volcanic ash). Choose one with a certification mark, and make sure it fits your face when worn to prevent air from entering.
Gas mask: suitable for severely polluted areas, it can absorb and filter harmful gases (such as sulfur dioxide). Match with an adaptive gas filter canister, and check and replace it regularly.
Body protection
Fireproof clothing: high temperature resistant, flame retardant, short-term resistance to high temperature debris flow. Contains outer layer, insulation layer and lining, choose reliable quality and fit products.
Hard hat: solid material protects the head from stone blows. Choose one with a certification mark, hard shell, effective cushioning pad, and easy-to-use wearing adjustment device.
Emergency escape protection
Protective glasses: prevent volcanic ash from irritating and burning the eyes. The lenses are clear and impact-resistant, and the frames fit comfortably without obstructing vision.
Emergency flashlight: A must-have for dark evacuation environments. Choose a rechargeable, multi-mode (strong light, flash) one for lighting and calling for help.
Government evacuation is important, and residents must also be equipped with protective equipment. The Superpangol team is professional in disaster relief and has rich experience. If you have any protection problems, contact us immediately and build a safety line together! I wish you peace, but please remember this knowledge, it can save lives in times of crisis!
