Hawaii Volcano's Lava Could Block Major Highway

The video discusses the ongoing lava flow from Mount Aloha, the largest active volcano, which is nearing a major highway on Hawaii's Big Island. Local and state officials are preparing response plans due to rising air quality and health concerns. Despite the situation, the governor assures that it remains safe for tourists to visit the islands.

What is the main concern regarding the lava from Mount Aloha?

• It is affecting local wildlife.

• It is approaching a major highway.

• It is causing earthquakes.

• It is blocking air traffic.

What are local and state officials doing in response to the lava flow?

• Ignoring the situation.

• Developing a contingency plan.

• Building a new highway.

• Evacuating the entire island.

Why are health concerns rising in the area?

• Because of a new virus outbreak.

• Because of a heatwave.

• Due to water contamination.

• Due to increased volcanic ash.

Why is the highway between East and West Hawaii significant?

• It is the only road on the island.

• It is the oldest highway in Hawaii.

• It is a major transit route.

• It is a tourist attraction.

What is the governor's message to potential visitors?

• Visit only during the day.

• Avoid the Big Island entirely.

• Cancel all travel plans.

• Continue with travel plans as it is safe.