Against this background, is there not a fair chance of another UN resolution restricted to the humanitarian issue and proposing safe havens and emergency aid corridors?
Kent county council and the Highways Agency organised the partial closure of one carriageway northbound on the A20 to create an emergency corridor to hand out water and check on people stuck in cars and lorries.
Ed tests out the escape routes, counting the number of doors along the corridor to the emergency staircase, and then walks the route all the way to the ground, so he'll know exactly where to go if it's dark and smoky.
Congress, swamped with bailout plans and with trying to keep our banking system from ruin, certainly didn't see the creation of a national wind corridor as an emergency.
The hospital was full to bursting, its corridors lined with emergency pallets.
Hospitals were so short-staffed and overwhelmed that they left emergency patients to languish in corridors.
Through dark corridors with flashing emergency lights and "restricted entry" signs I was taken into one of the computer halls.
Women's football had reached such a zenith that panic was provoked in the FA's corridors of power and an emergency edict duly issued.
Noises coming from the corridors outside the hall indicate that emergency services have arrived.
During a news conference, the pro-democracy group also said it would open "humanitarian corridors" in protest areas to allow emergency vehicles to pass.
"As a result of our quarterly fire safety inspections, the most recent of which happened last week, Catcher has made same-day repairs of broken and expired fire extinguishers, unblocked corridors and fire exits, and added missing emergency exit signs".
