A reportcommissioned by Port Arthur found the city has become "an evacuating community," where families must flee town "several times a year with high uncertainty as to what they may return to — if they can return at all".
If those levees were topped and Highway 23 flooded, parish officials said, it may become impossible to evacuate the lower end of the parish.
Neighbourhoods with net losses will become easier to evacuate during the day (Tomsen 2010).
Should it become necessary to evacuate the plane by using that inflatable slide, or worse, walking out onto the wing, the last things you want to be wearing are shorts, a tank top or spike heels.
Either die there or be evacuated, and become refugees for the rest of their lives.
On Friday, beneath a big wreath hung from its cupola, the firehouse became a refuge for evacuated children; for parents, it was a vestibule between reunion or loss.
Therefore, when either of these neighbourhood types reach their peak population, they usually become more difficult to evacuate.
On 25 August, Weir was appointed acting brigadier general, commanding the 3rd Brigade, but on 11 September, he became ill and was evacuated to Malta, where he was admitted to hospital.
If it becomes necessary to evacuate, follow instructions and report to the building's EAA for further instructions.
With the US forces accepting the North Korean attack as an act of war, it became imperative to evacuate civilians and American diplomats from Korea, as the forces of the north and south were battling across the peninsula.
Just as happened in Chernobyl following its nuclear disaster in 1986, the evacuated areas has become a haven for all types of wildlife.
