Which risk increases when heavy tephra accumulates after eruption?

💡 Explanation

Increased roof collapse occurs because weight overcomes design limits. Tephra accumulation increases static load, which exerts vertical stress, therefore failures occur rather than enhanced erosion or ocean shifts, which are linked to different geographical influences.

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