The church was swiftly evacuated.
The territory was swiftly evacuated by Libya and reoccupied by Chad in 1994, under the watchful eyes of UNASOG.
The relief effort, involving NGOs as well as the authorities, was largely successful: the injured were swiftly evacuated, and there were no epidemics.
While most of the 700 employees at the Workers Compensation Boardd were safely and swiftly evacuated, the man held eight people hostage in a board room.
I had barely "set the table" before first one, then another, then all of my companions remembered that they had to rise early next morning and swiftly evacuated the salon.
MOSCOW, June 3 - Signs of instability grew on Friday in Uzbekistan, as Israel swiftly evacuated most of its diplomats amid fresh warnings of terrorist attacks and the American Embassy authorized most of its employees and their families to leave as well.
Three years later, with Mr. Chirac leading a unified French government, the French acted swiftly to evacuate French and other foreigners after a failed coup last September split Ivory Coast into a government-held area in the Christian and animist south and a rebel-held area in the Muslim north.
They were brought into the lobby in wheelchairs, taken up an elevator operated by the simple pressing of a button and delivered to a heated room that could swiftly be evacuated by automatic fire escape.
Meanwhile, rescue boats floated near the pier in case people had to be evacuated swiftly, Summers said.
All 157 passengers and 13 crew – including three pilots – on board were evacuated, and the fire was swiftly put out by around 50 firefighters.
Much of the country's original 42,000-mile (67,500km) Interstate Highway System was built in a rush during the Cold War, from 1956 onwards ostensibly so people could be evacuated in case of a nuclear attack, and for the armed forces to move around the country swiftly.
