Strato volcanoes can pose multiple lethal threats, including explosive eruptions that release ash, pyroclastic flows, and lava flows that can engulf nearby areas. Ashfall can lead to respiratory issues and structural collapse, while pyroclastic flows, consisting of hot gas and volcanic matter, can travel at high speeds, overwhelming anything in their path. Additionally, volcanic gases like carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide can be toxic, creating suffocation hazards. Finally, secondary hazards such as tsunamis or mudflows (lahars) triggered by volcanic activity can also be deadly.
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