Several hundred people have been evacuated from the affected communities, with up to 40 deputies swarming neighborhoods and moving door to door to ask residents to leave.
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"They moved door to door looking for girls," said Abdullahi Sani, a resident.
Others hoped that police had time to move door to door, kicking doors and gates so dogs, chickens and horses left behind could flee.
Teams moved door-to-door to offer vaccination to those houses.
Some trained medical staff stay in health centres to immunize children brought in by their mothers, but the majority of vaccinators move door to door in teams.
VHW 1 offers a more nuanced description, expressing the same concept of an opportunity cost: " We take much time in the village, in the community, trying to move door to door, looking for the patients, trying to sensitize some of the people, which does not allow us to do our personal work.
IF you think about it, a house has only two moving parts, doors and windows.
The idea is to set higher weights at areas where the interesting foreground objects are likely to appear, for instance, at moving glass doors of the building entrance.
When the door is moved, the door lever is moved together with the door, however, revolving of the door lever does not effect to the door.
A successful action was defined as moving the door and retrieving a reward, whereas an unsuccessful action was defined as manipulating the door but not retrieving a reward.
