Infografía de natural catastrophe y guía de seguridad

Weather / safety infographic titled "Major Natural Disaster Safety Guide". SAFETY STEPS archetype in a cohesive multi-panel editorial science-education poster. Photorealistic infographic layout with realistic visual panels for five major hazards: hurricane landfall on a coastline, destructive earthquake affecting an urban area, volcanic eruption with ash plume and lava flow, flash flood rushing through streets and low terrain, and wildfire spreading across dry vegetation near structures. Clean modern public safety design, storm cool blue and gray palette, subtle red-orange hazard accents, no people, no logos, no branded elements. Include small regional-style maps, hazard zones, emergency kit items, concise data callout boxes, icon-based risk indicators, evacuation arrows, shelter symbols, and preparedness visuals.

5 numbered sections with short English headings, one-line English captions, and scientific cue icons:
1. "Hurricane Landfall" — "Strong winds, storm surge, and heavy rain threaten coasts and inland areas." scientific cue icon: cyclone spiral, pressure map, rain cloud.
2. "Earthquake Shaking" — "Sudden fault movement causes ground rupture, structural damage, and aftershock risk." scientific cue icon: seismic wave, fault line cross-section, cracked ground symbol.
3. "Volcanic Eruption" — "Magma, ash, gas, and lava create multiple overlapping hazard zones." scientific cue icon: volcano cross-section, ash cloud, lava flow.
4. "Flash Flood" — "Intense rainfall rapidly overwhelms drainage and floods low-lying roads and buildings." scientific cue icon: rainfall radar, rising water marker, flood warning triangle.
5. "Wildfire Spread" — "Heat, wind, and dry fuel drive fast-moving fire fronts and smoke hazards." scientific cue icon: flame, wind arrows, vegetation fuel symbol.

Add supporting infographic elements in English: labeled hazard zones, evacuation routes, "Prepare Early", "Go Bag", "Avoid Floodwaters", "Drop, Cover, Hold On", "Monitor Alerts", "Stay Upwind", "Leave When Told". Show emergency kit items such as flashlight, radio, batteries, water, first aid kit, mask, map, and documents. Include concise callout boxes with neutral educational facts like wind, shaking, ash, rainfall, fire weather, and warning lead time. Use realistic maps and terrain overlays, crisp panel borders, clear label hierarchy, and balanced editorial layout. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no graphic disaster gore, no real death photos, no watermarks Scientifically accurate, no graphic disaster gore, no real death photos, no panic framing. Safety steps must be conservative and aligned with major civil-defense guidance.