These may include restrictions on water utilization during drought conditions, dike construction and evacuations prior to flooding, control of water levels to ensure efficient power production, and major decisions associated with diversions of watercourses in order to enhance water-quantity and water-quality management activities.
This figure is likely an underestimate, as the numbers of lives saved through evacuations prior to eruptions in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s far exceeds 50,000.
According to one report, evacuations prior to Madeline were considered a success.
When New Orleans implemented city-wide hospital and nursing home evacuations prior to Hurricane Gustav in 2008, many patients were transferred to Baton Rouge, which was harder hit by power outages from the storm, necessitating the re-transfer of a number of patients.
Baños did not have evacuation plans prior to the reactivation of the volcano in 1999, nor when the city and high-risk areas around the volcano were forcefully evacuated for three months starting on 16 October, 1999, at which time the Ecuadorian military handled all procedures.
Truman had already emerged as a "folk hero" for his resistance to the evacuation efforts prior to his death.
Flashbacks reveal that his wife and daughter died in a helicopter accident during the chaotic evacuation of Manhattan, prior to the military-enforced quarantine of the island in 2009.
Back in Baghdad The arrival in Baghdad yesterday of UNICEF Iraq representative Mr. Carel de Rooy marks the first return of international UNICEF staff to the Iraqi capital since the final evacuation on March 19 prior to the outbreak of fighting.
He was later wounded, and evacuated due to illness prior to the final evacuation of all Allied forces in December 1915.
The Utah statute similarly provides that its prohibition "does not include the dilation and evacuation procedure involving dismemberment prior to removal, the suction curettage procedure, or the suction aspiration procedure for abortion".
