"If you're evacuating, and your agent is local, they'll be evacuating as well," Odess said.
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But for some Florida prisoners, evacuating won't be an option.
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Some communities along the Louisiana coast are evacuating in preparation.
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It was chaotic: More than 100 people died while evacuating.
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"Evacuating all of Houston is not an option," he says.
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Rafferty captured SWAT officers evacuating residents out of the building.
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He added that Pakistan Army helicopters are evacuating the injured.
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More than a million people already evacuating from these areas.
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Visitors were ordered to begin evacuating the Keys at sunrise.
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Lady Gaga volunteered at a shelter after evacuating her home.
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Even the Coast Guard is evacuating all of its personnel.
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The city will be evacuating some neighborhoods as a result.
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Officially, evacuating the city is not currently on the table.
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Many other oil sands companies were evacuating workers on Sunday.
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The people of Fukuroi City are well practiced at evacuating.
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There's no law that prevents you from evacuating early. pic.twitter.
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Other countries have started evacuating citizens from China as well.
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These pictures show the eruption and how people are evacuating.
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Some people in the Cuban capital were evacuating taller buildings.
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Evacuating older, frail patients can put the patients at risk.
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When you're talking about evacuating rural towns, it's just chilling.
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If evacuating, make sure you bring them to your new destination.
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For others, the impact of evacuating hit later, often in stages.
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"Our people are engaged in evacuating the casualties," the source said.
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"My harrowing drive evacuating #ymm praying for my friends," Stuffco tweeted.
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"I'm pretty mad that we have to keep evacuating," he said.
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Officials were also evacuating non-essential staff at Suncor's base plant.
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But ICE says that shouldn't stop people from evacuating to safety.
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Other hotel guests -- many in their PJs -- are then seen evacuating.
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They wandered in, soaking wet, just after evacuating from their apartment.
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Not because we are evacuating people, but because they are dying.
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Houston police officials said officers were evacuating two flooded apartment complexes.
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US forces will also practice evacuating American noncombatants from South Korea.
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On Thursday, the company was evacuating about 1,500 employees by air.
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James Corden said that evacuating his West LA home was "terrifying."
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Russia plans to start evacuating its citizens from Wuhan on Monday.
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But the fear of evacuating unnecessarily has been replaced by caution.
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Leah Watson of Montecito says it is her fifth time evacuating.
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Rush Limbaugh will be evacuating his home in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Last year, Bolton took in 26 people evacuating from Hurricane Irma.
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Authorities have begun evacuating residents in the area, the alert said.
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Video showed ceiling lamps swaying and people embracing after evacuating buildings.
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Firefighters went door to door evacuating residents before the lava arrived.
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Evacuating large numbers of people from a tall building is unavoidably difficult.
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Evacuating families are camping out in their vehicles in area parking lots.
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We are officially evacuating all of our FOX crews from uptown Charlotte.
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Field offices were closed and campaign workers were evacuating, aides said Thursday.
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He slipped out of the school by blending in with evacuating pupils.
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Cape Canaveral Hospital began evacuating patients Tuesday, transferring them to other facilities.
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And you put your life in your own hands by not evacuating.
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It said it is also evacuating nonessential staff from eastern Gulf platforms.
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Further footage shows multiple passengers evacuating the aircraft through emergency inflatable exits.
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Further footage showing passengers evacuating Aeroflot flight #SU1492 at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport.
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As damage became severe, they started secretly evacuating prisoners to different facilities.
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"Evacuating is sort of a no good deed goes unpunished," he said.
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Rosi Edreira, 49, said she and her husband were evacuating from Miami.
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The government is evacuating thousands from the coast via a Navy ship.
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Passengers can be seen evacuating JFK with their hands in the air.
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Keyser and two of her children evacuating from Guana Cay to Nassau.
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"The issue right now is safety — getting people out, evacuating," Worters said.
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The Omaha-Valley weather service office said it was evacuating its personnel.
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Many people are evacuating to the US, including some via cruise ships.
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Her grown children have not visited Tomioka since evacuating after the disaster.
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The couple is staying at a hotel in Roseville after evacuating last week.
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" Deputy Johnerick Sanchez "I assisted in evacuating victims out of the nightclub's entrance.
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"The time for evacuating along the coast has come and gone," he tweeted.
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Countries including Turkey, Qatar and Kenya were providing medical assistance and evacuating wounded.
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The U.S. has been evacuating citizens and personnel from China since Jan. 28.
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Social media images taken by evacuating residents show nightmarish scenes of onrushing flames.
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But she said she could not be mad at officials for evacuating them.
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This information is key for people who are evacuating ahead of the hurricane.
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These photos were at *21667 noon* (!) by Weather West reader evacuating toward Chico.
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This vehicle does everything, from evacuating the wounded to taking out enemy tanks.
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In news footage, people were seen evacuating the building with their hands up.
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You don't want someone to experience withdrawal while also evacuating from a flood.
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Personnel in the affected building took immediate preventative measures by evacuating the building.
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Meanwhile, someone from a nearby office tweeted photos of people evacuating YouTube's building.
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Just good American families losing their homes as you tweet, evacuating into shelters.
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It is also evacuating nonessential staff from eastern Gulf platforms, the company said.
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Florida rep: 'We need to be evacuating' as storm approaches MORE, among others.
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We are evacuating [Wednesday] and not sure what we'll be coming back to.
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A Nigerian airline began evacuating terrified Nigerians who want to leave South Africa.
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At an afternoon news conference, Governor Abbott strongly urged Houstonians to consider evacuating.
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They were evacuating the area using a road that leads to Lake Conjola.
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But not every country is following the US's lead and evacuating its citizens.
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Japanese car manufacturer Nissan is reportedly evacuating employees from its Wuhan-based operations.
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The U.S. and other countries have begun evacuating its citizens out of China.
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Automakers across the globe have been evacuating employees and restricting travel to China.
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Emergency responders could be seen evacuating passengers and crew members from the wreckage.
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Citing the confusion and that all available resources were out evacuating and rescuing people across the city, Misty Holt, a Santa Rosa Police Department spokeswoman, said there would not have been roadblocks set up at the time the complex was evacuating.
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Rescue teams were evacuating nearby villages in the eastern Kharkiv region, the military said.
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Every year, hundreds of thousands evacuating, millions losing power, hundreds losing property and lives?
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Pesola had crashed her car in Wheeler Canyon while evacuating from the Thomas Fire.
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Rice reported that Raleigh police officers were evacuating stores in the food court area.
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All 103 passengers and crew survived by evacuating the plane before it caught fire.
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And it's 0% contained, so about 82,000 residents in San Bernardino County are evacuating.
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United spokeswoman Rachael Rivas says some people suffered minor injuries while evacuating the plane.
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Rick Scott pointed evacuating Floridians to FL511 for updates on evacuation routes and traffic.
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The Hilton Head, South Carolina, facility may be evacuating shortly as well, she said.
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If you are evacuating with a small pet, it has a room for you.
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They are evacuating under duress and then bombing positions so nobody can seize them.
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Carol Beaty found piles of ash and rubble when she returned home after evacuating.
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ABC News reported that helicopter crews began evacuating residents in need on Friday afternoon.
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He had woken up that morning, a day after evacuating, with a bad feeling.
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Rescue teams were evacuating residents, and 4,500 people have sought shelter in refuge centers.
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He said he could see officers shielding residents while evacuating them from their homes.
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Experts clear up three big ones, and we have tips for evacuating your home.
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Government-led missions have also been evacuating people from the islands to Puerto Rico.
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The defense secretary said the U.S. is evacuating 1,000 U.S. troops from the region.
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Russia was in talks with China about evacuating its citizens, local news media reported.
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Evacuating a university, a beach or a county is costly, inconvenient and massively disruptive.
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Evacuating a city the size of Houston would have been logistically impossible and dangerous.
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"We're just kind of waiting," Valentine told HLN after evacuating her Georgetown County home.
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"Our rescue teams in the field are also evacuating the injured," Ms. Magdalena said.
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His wife and son made it out unharmed after evacuating during the fire alarm.
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Other residents have told CNN they're not evacuating because emergency shelters won't accept pets.
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We are evacuating the wounded to many hospitals," he said, adding, "There are many dead.
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Sources close to foreign oil companies denied reports they were also evacuating employees on Wednesday.
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Gaylord hadn't been able to reach her home before evacuating to bring him with her.
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All 103 passengers and crew survived by evacuating from the plane before it caught fire.
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Mirza has ruled out evacuating the students immediately, citing the risk of the virus spreading.
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Mirza has ruled out evacuating the students immediately, citing the risk of the virus spreading.
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Airbnb is asking hosts to offer free stays for those evacuating, per Travel and Leisure.
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"They're evacuating everyone right now, from all of our homes," she said in one video.
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They prepared instead only for possible US cruise missile attacks by evacuating their training camps.
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That kind of information allowed for more accurate forecasts, which were key for evacuating people.
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Americans in South Korea practiced evacuating the country in case of an attack last year.
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About 75 people had received assistance in evacuating their homes for higher ground, he said.
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Police said they do not believe the homeowners placed the items like that before evacuating.
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Indonesian soldiers and a rescue team gather to prepare for evacuating tourists from Mount Rinjani.
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Police say they do not believe the homeowners placed the items like that before evacuating.
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Hezbollah, with the Syrian army, has handled the talks over evacuating the militants, the source.
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How we went live While Lemon's staff was evacuating, I was downstairs at Whole Foods.
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It would also involve evacuating the few hundred fighters of al Qaeda's former Syria branch.
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"As flood levels are rising at my home, I may be evacuating today," he added.
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The Insurance Information Institute advises families to practice evacuating quickly with a "10-minute" challenge.
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Rick Scott, the meteorologists, and safety experts was that not evacuating was a death sentence.
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We also have advice for those evacuating and for those traveling to the affected areas.
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"We are reviewing our policy of evacuating the wounded in night time," Mr. Panic said.
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My neighbors tell me about the city before the storm and the difficulty of evacuating.
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Some canals were spilling their bounds and emergency responders were evacuating to the Upper Keys.
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This story has also been updated to correct where the plane evacuating French nationals landed.
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American officials had started the process of evacuating them home without knowing their test results.
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After evacuating to emergency housing — a hotel four hours away that agreed to shelter Mrs.
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On Saturday, officers began searching the house in Sunbury-on-Thames after evacuating surrounding buildings.
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She recalled her first fire last year, going into Napa Valley as residents were evacuating.
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Rescue crews had arrived early Wednesday to begin evacuating scores of residents from the facility.
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The maps illustrate how populations are evacuating and whether they have access to cellular networks.
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Evacuating in the face of a natural or manmade disaster is not a binary choice.
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American passengers quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan began evacuating on Sunday.
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Fires were spreading in the area nearby, and there was talk of evacuating the hotel.
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And there are several reasons why evacuating people beforehand was a complicated and fraught decision.
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Many celebrities announced on social media that they were evacuating their homes due to the fires.
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Khloe is currently with her brother, Rob, and Kourtney posted on Instagram that she was evacuating.
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The team immediately began evacuating the reptiles, giving them oxygen and checking for heartbeats with ultrasound.
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Bomb disposal experts made the device safe after evacuating people living in apartments on two stairwells.
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The shooter eventually exited the building on his own, blending in with students evacuating the school.
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We may be asking residents in zones A & B to begin evacuating as early as tomorrow.
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Earlier, hundreds of passengers and airport workers could be seen gathering and evacuating via the tarmac.
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Residents of coastal North Carolina were also evacuating on Monday and Tuesday, according to ABC News.
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The Humane Society of Ventura County is accepting animals evacuating from the Hill and Woolsey fires.
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PKN Orlen and Grupa Lotos also declined to comment on options for evacuating the dirty oil.
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Germany is evacuating its citizens while a plane carrying Italian and European citizens left for Djibouti.
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Sands said she never considered evacuating the property as leaving would have meant abandoning the cats.
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Oil and natural gas producers began evacuating staff at U.S. Gulf of Mexico platforms on Thursday.
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People are evacuating the Texas coast, and traffic was bumper-to-bumper on roads and interstates.
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"Total destruction, honestly," said one 45-year-old man, a Barbuda resident, after evacuating to Antigua.
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Video made by evacuating workers showed that the atmosphere had turned a dull Mars-like red.
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The Palestinian Education Ministry announced it was evacuating schools in areas at risk of being attacked.
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She said officers then went door-to-door evacuating residents from the scene of the standoff.
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Southwest also said it would waive pet-in-cabin fees for passengers evacuating from those cities.
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The fire hadn't engulfed homes in their neighborhood yet, but neighbors were already evacuating their homes.
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Virginia Pesola, 70, of Santa Paula, died in a car crash earlier this month while evacuating.
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For the past few days I had dreams or nightmares of the green buses evacuating us.
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The urgency and difficulty of evacuating the trapped group of 13 grew more pressing on Friday.
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The company, which has more than 38,000 employees, is "essentially evacuating the data center," Larguet said.
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As we were evacuating from the Paradise fire in bottleneck traffic at around 10:30 a.m.
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Parts of Florida were evacuating and Georgia and the Carolinas prepared for high winds and flooding.
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Countries began evacuating their citizens Wednesday from the Chinese city hardest hit by a new virus.
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"The police are going house to house behind the tape, evacuating people," he said by phone.
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Some in Texas's travel industry have extended a helping hand to those evacuating closer to home.
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I took him to mean: We are evacuating the real Americans from these foreign Caribbean islands.
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It has been in talks with China about evacuating its nationals from Wuhan and Hubei province.
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At least four counties have begun evacuating coastal communities, with several more expected to follow soon.
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At least four counties have begun evacuating coastal communities, with several more expected to follow soon.
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I met a couple in Key Largo who told me of evacuating their mother from Seabreeze.
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Evacuating vast numbers of people from Europe to England is kind of their thing, after all.
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Emergency responders were evacuating the area when the blast erupted, Durham Fire Chief Robert Zoldos said.
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Authorities say they're worried not enough people are evacuating ahead of the potentially Category 3 storm.
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What made him upset wasn't the fact life was rapidly evacuating him like sand through a sieve.
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As of Sunday, Air Canada operated 20 charter flights, evacuating more than 1,400 people from the area.
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But the oil companies started evacuating their own employees, so the residents had to be moved again.
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Lady Gaga also posted that she was evacuating her house early as smoke neared her Malibu house.
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Because he owns two businesses in the area, Givens, who lives inland, said he was not evacuating.
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A number of producers have been evacuating their platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, and curbing production.
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If exposed to the nerve agent, the CDC recommends evacuating the area and moving to higher ground.
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After evacuating their family to higher ground, her husband, Jon, returned home to watch over their property.
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Reuters correspondents saw people evacuating buildings in the sprawling capital, and hundreds crammed into central Syntagma Square.
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"That's a difference between existing as a nation and evacuating to go live somewhere else," said Willis.
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Nursing homes are getting prepped, hospitals are evacuating and nuclear plants are shutting down as a precaution.
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A team of international cave diving experts work to retrieve them, evacuating the boys one-by-one.
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Images of US military helicopters hastily evacuating American diplomats and others from Saigon would prove embarrassing indeed.
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This would require opening his skull and evacuating the blood, and singing shut the spurting blood vessels.
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Aid organizations in Haiti said rescue efforts were focused on evacuating people from houses threatened with collapse.
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He began evacuating the congregants, starting with a handful of people at the front of the sanctuary.
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Major airports are closed, amusement parks are shutting down early and some Florida counties are already evacuating.
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Cambodian state media had reported a day earlier that they were evacuating as many as 503,000 people.
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The Indian government deployed 10,000 troops to the region last week after evacuating the region of tourists.
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Heeding the prophecy meant evacuating metropolitan Athens, transporting the populace to Salamis, and preparing for sea battle.
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They do not entail dismantling any settlements or evacuating any Israeli soldiers before an agreement is negotiated.
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The company employs about 13,000 people in Wuhan through its joint venture and was evacuating 38 expatriates.
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Brenda Epoo, 49, a midwife at clinic, said the former practice of evacuating every woman was damaging.
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GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER MAAS SAYS WE ARE CONSIDERING EVACUATING GERMAN CITIZENS FROM CHINESE REGION AFFECTED BY CORONAVIRUS
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In the Gulf of Mexico, oil and natural gas operators have begun evacuating workers from offshore platforms.
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The attackers were not immediately killed because security forces were busy evacuating patients, the defense ministry statement said.
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Local authorities said they were evacuating children&aposs summer camps, while dozens of homes and cars were destroyed.
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With the storm poised to make landfall, officials say that evacuating those facilities is no longer an option.
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Sciutto appeared caught off guard by the sudden alarm as people in the background can be seen evacuating.
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MSF echoed this statement, announcing it was evacuating foreign staff, who will continue to support local staff remotely.
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A firefighter arrived, inspected the house, and told the family they were safer staying in place than evacuating.
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Within an hour of the family's arrival, neighbors on both sides of the house were evacuating on boats.
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Officials in South Carolina prepped their residents for the Matthew — evacuating homes and declaring a state of emergency.
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Here Wizz Air, a rapidly growing Hungarian carrier, trains cabin crew and pilots in evacuating its planes safely.
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This increase in blood puts pressure on the area, which your body then normalizes by evacuating excess fluids.
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I let the police know of the addresses of the elderly (that I know of) that aren't evacuating.
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Members of the crowd who are evacuating the building wave to them to alert them to the danger.
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Authorities were evacuating the center of town Wednesday even as Environment Minister Segolene Royal rushed to the site.
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Four passengers were injured while evacuating the Boeing 737 via the aircraft's inflatable slides, according to rescue officials.
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Before evacuating their homes, the residents took pictures of the dazzling sky and posted them to social media.
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The actor didn't share any details, but he said, "same," in response to James' tweet about emergency evacuating.
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"It's about staying calm while evacuating," said Yuji Ida, a 40-year old pastry chef working in Ginza.
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After evacuating his family to safety, Cooley returned to his home to photograph the fire and its aftermath.
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While Buffett was enjoying the storm swell and not evacuating, he warned others not to do the same.
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The Sichuan government said rescuers were gradually evacuating tourists and residents who had been cut off by landslides.
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Thousands living downstream from its desperate cascading water releases are evacuating their homes in Hollywood disaster-film fashion.
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But will students get a refund for their room and board at colleges and universities that are evacuating?
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So we did some research and asked readers to tell us about their experiences evacuating from Hurricane Michael.
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We want to hear from Californians who are returning to their homes after evacuating them during the wildfires.
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Teams were evacuating "victims" from a faux terrorist attack, Paris SAMU head Pierre Carli said at the time.
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Further east in Maunabo, video on social media showed people evacuating to higher ground following the tsunami warning.
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Police shut down London Bridge and began searching the nearby Borough Market, evacuating each bar one by one.
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Authorities were evacuating people from the Olympia mall in the Bavarian capital but many others were hiding inside.
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Four families were evacuating their homes in a vehicle when the airstrikes hit, according to Houthi-owned media.
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" Officer: "Anybody evacuating students, I don't need them going west -- they should be going east toward school buses.
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The settlers learned a lesson and also taught one to the government: Evacuating settlements can quickly turn ugly.
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" A couple of hours later, he added: "The time for evacuating along the coast has come and gone.
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The airline also donated $50,000 to the Canadian Red Cross and waived baggage and pet fees for passengers evacuating.
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Forensic investigators and officers with dogs later searched the attacker's house in Cornella, evacuating neighboring houses as a precaution.
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Even at Auschwitz, fleeing Germans detonated the crematoria to destroy evidence, evacuating most prisoners on a forced march westward.
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Washington recently agreed to evacuating all rebels out of eastern Aleppo, provided aid would be allowed into the area.
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The blaze was blamed for the deaths of a firefighter and a woman who crashed her car while evacuating.
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People injured while evacuating — by falling debris, or sporting skin infections from touching contaminated floodwater — will need medical care.
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"If evacuating, you will have a 24-hour period before storm 'grace period' to not be scheduled," it warned.
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PDT, the package was delivered to Facebook and the company began evacuating some of the Menlo Park campus buildings.
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Trump also declared an emergency in Florida, and authorities in the Bahamas said they were evacuating six southern islands.
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"My mother, her medications, clothes, insurance docs," Leialoha said, listing the things that she grabbed as she was evacuating.
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Energy companies are evacuating personnel from off-shore production platforms, the US Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement announced.
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Noble Energy Inc and Statoil ASA also said it was evacuating some staff from production facilities in the region.
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On Saturday, rebels began evacuating three towns in the eastern Qalamoun region in the Damascus countryside, state TV reported.
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Debbie Gadoury The Gadoury family, from Nokomis, Florida, is evacuating: five adults, two toddlers, three dogs and one cat.
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For days, the Harvey worked alongside the McKean and other ships, first evacuating survivors, then putting out the blaze.
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DeGeneres tweeted Sunday that she also had to start evacuating because her home is under threat of being burned.
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Called "puntos de reunión" — meeting points — they are where people are supposed to gather after evacuating homes and businesses.
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To prepare for the worst, officials considered evacuating over 600,000 people within a 20-mile radius of the plant.
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Many of the million-plus people who fled in 2016 and 2017 have struggled to find stability after evacuating.
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Fire Department officials said the injuries, including some bruises, seemed to have occurred when people were evacuating the plane.
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After the crash, it took the aircraft's crew 12 minutes to start evacuating the passengers over the right wing.
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Al Herrera jumped into action, helping elderly passengers and others off the plane before evacuating himself, she told CNN.
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That means, in many cases, the US government evacuating its citizens could be some people's best hope right now.
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The situation was beyond trying to take action on the fire, so we began evacuating people from the vicinity.
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But after more officers arrived and began taking pictures and evacuating the building, her mind jumped to Mr. Ramos.
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Public broadcaster NHK showed images of people evacuating the building, although there appeared to be little sign of smoke.
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For many families in South Florida and Georgia, evacuating for a hurricane has become somewhat of an ordinary routine.
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Authorities urged people in mandatory evacuation zones in Mississippi's capital to leave their homes or ask for help evacuating.
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Florida rep: 'We need to be evacuating' as storm approaches MORE represents the 2nd District of Florida and Rep.
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Several countries, including the United States, Japan and some in the European Union, are evacuating their citizens from Wuhan.
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Militiamen loyal to the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr were seen evacuating bodies in their trucks before ambulances arrived.
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Workers at the Gulf Coast Regional Medical Center in Panama City started evacuating their most critical patients on Monday.
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But beyond shelter and emergency supplies and help in evacuating and rebuilding, vulnerable places like these need something more.
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But the first priority remain rescuing and evacuating the living, especially those who are elderly or unwell, Jibrilu said.
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Another witness told NBC4 that after a fire alarm was pulled, a car started hitting those who were evacuating.
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As a matter of strategy, then, Democrats need to be opportunistic and seize the center where Republicans are willingly evacuating.
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After Mackenzie informs Team Tape & Co. of Tyler's plan, Clay decides to stop Tyler instead of evacuating the entire school.
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She also had two birds and adopted an elderly neighbor's parrot who couldn't take care of the pet after evacuating.
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"Evacuating is not as easy as it seems because of backed-up highways and sold out plane tickets," Mason said.
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The latest, according to local news reports: Some local hospitals are evacuating patients, under an order from South Carolina Gov.
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You can watch the video in CNN's report here:The US, like many other countries, is evacuating its citizens from Wuhan.
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Dickey had hoped to be on an earlier State Department flight last week, which was the first flight evacuating Americans.
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Authorities were evacuating patients from a rural hospital in Ayacucho, a southern Andean region home to indigenous Quechua-speaking farmers.
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Mining companies with operations in the area, including Rio Tinto, said they were evacuating nonessential employees and monitoring weather developments.
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Oil companies, including BP Plc and Exxon Mobil Corp , on Monday began evacuating personnel from Gulf of Mexico production platforms.
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But not evacuating leads to its own major risks — making conditions that can already be bad in prisons even worse.
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Just then, another agent arrives to start evacuating them from the hotel, as a bomb threat has been picked up.
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Once the public has confidence in the long-range predictions, officials can make wise decisions about evacuating before a hurricane.
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Thousands of people evacuating Puerto Rico line up to get on a cruise ship in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Bradley told CNN that military aircraft from Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas assisted in evacuating the injured overnight.
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At one home Fritch found a man who had changed his mind about evacuating and decided to stick it out.
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But, don't worry — Pietrzak assured me I wouldn't suddenly become a pooping machine, evacuating my bowels uncontrollably for three months.
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Trump also noted that poverty is one of the major barriers to evacuating for many residents in the storm's path.
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Delt and American also said they would waive all pet-in-cabin and baggage fees for passengers evacuating the storm.
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The plan for evacuating the four towns, left for dead after the talks in Istanbul, was back on the table.
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When he got to his office, furniture had toppled over and had partially blocked a hallway as people were evacuating.
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One official said the United States was practically evacuating the Middle East, leaving Russia as the sole global power there.
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And despite their careful preparations, the McCalls ended up evacuating anyway as their part of town flooded all over again.
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A woman approached and asked for help evacuating, and lifting her frail father from a wheelchair into a pickup truck.
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Her father owns the movie theater in town, and she recalled evacuating there, and sleeping on cots, during the blaze.
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LIBYA'S NOC CONSIDERS HALTING OPERATIONS IN AL-ZAWIYA OIL PORT, EVACUATING ZAWIYA REFINERY DUE TO CLASHES NEAR ITS FACILITIES - STATEMENT
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She flew to the base on February 5 on a US Department of State flight evacuating Americans from Wuhan, China.
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Many countries have started evacuating their citizens from the ship and some people have tested positive after leaving the ship.
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There is no talk of evacuating cities and no sign the United States is deploying additional forces to South Korea.
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Cuba started evacuating some of the 51,000 tourists visiting the island, particularly 36,000 people at resorts on the northern coast.
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"The priority today is fighting fires and evacuating, getting people to safety," Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters in Sydney.
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The US State Department has mechanisms for evacuating US citizens caught in global crises, but apparently not for business upheavals.
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Parts of the building began collapsing around the firefighters as they were coordinating the search and evacuating residents, Dean said.
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Limbaugh announced late this week that he would be evacuating his south Florida home due to the Category 4 storm.
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Related Article: Evacuating nursing homes is an uncertain science In the aftermath of a disaster, hospitals may suffer power loss.
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U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs spokeswoman, said the agency hasn&apost received a damage estimate but assisted in evacuating the tourists.
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In Morehead City, Jim Howell, 65, said he and his wife, Betsy, have lived through about 10 hurricanes, evacuating only once.
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In Salinas, south of San Francisco, some evacuating residents had to be rescued by boat Monday, CNN affiliate KSBW-TV reported.
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The Greene-Wilke family debated evacuating, but by Thursday night the forecast put Orlando in the direct path of the storm.
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Austen Kroll, Kathryn Dennis, Craig Conover and Shep Rose are some of the millions of Americans who have evacuating their homes.
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In advance of the storm, the U.S. Navy has been evacuating non-essential personnel from its base in Cuba's Guantanamo Bay.
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People were evacuating two rebel-held towns in southwest Syria at the same time under a so-called Four Towns Agreement.
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A plane evacuating Europeans from Wuhan, China, where the new coronavirus epidemic originated, arrived in France on Sunday carrying 250 passengers.
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Miami-Dade County will start evacuating special-needs residents on Wednesday, and may announce other evacuations soon, Mayor Carlos Gimenez said.
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Her son Don Turner said she had called him to say she was evacuating, but he never heard from her again.
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So getting their animals as far south away from the fires was one of the first steps they took when evacuating.
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Scott has already declared a state of emergency in 35 counties and residents have already begun evacuating along the Gulf Coast.
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Monroe ordered a clerk to anonymously carry the Declaration in a linen sack, evacuating it by horseback into the Virginia countryside.
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Fox News' Shepard Smith issued a unique plea of his own, blatantly trying to scare people into evacuating with chilling words.
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Passengers evacuating the train were further put in danger by the lack of emergency lighting in the tunnel, the NTSB said.
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Television channels showed police evacuating residents from flooded homes in rubber boats in some parts of Kathmandu where roads were flooded.
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After evacuating the town of El Rodeo with his family, he returned to search for his son and daughter-in-law.
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Congo's U.N. mission, MONUSCO, said it was coordinating a joint response with the Congolese army and evacuating wounded from the base.
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The group started at the top of the hill, evacuating 54 horses from Chocolate Horse Farm, a three-day eventing barn.
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We asked readers to tell us about the costs — financial, physical and emotional — of evacuating from the path of Hurricane Michael.
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"There is news about many Daesh [IS] members escaping and evacuating some areas of Manbij and booby-trapping them," Darwish said.
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Passengers evacuating through a tunnel in Upper Manhattan in June after an A train hit a loose rail on the tracks.
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Angela, so concerned about evacuating the New York E Corp employees, now finds herself an accomplice to an even greater slaughter.
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Designate an out-of-area friend or contact, and let that person know that the family is evacuating, and to where.
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Chris Mitchell said Thursday that the agency had received no requests for assistance in connection with Peru and evacuating Americans there.
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"Evacuating a facility is not a benign event," he said, noting that moving can be traumatic to frail and elderly people.
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They had both taken shelter there, after evacuating their respective homes in South Miami and the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami.
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Earlier on Saturday, President Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian military to start evacuating Russian citizens from China due to the outbreak.
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Russia joins other countries in evacuating their citizens from China, where the number of cases of the new virus is rising.
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Several foreign governments evacuating citizens from Hubei are holding them in quarantine for the 14-day incubation period of the virus.
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Officials said other northern provinces started evacuating residents Thursday from high-risk areas, including in northern mountain provinces prone to landslides.
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A massive evacuation ahead of Mangkhut helped lessen potential casualties, with about 87,000 people evacuating from high-risk areas, officials said.
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"The issue right now is safety — getting people out, evacuating," said Loretta Worters, a vice president for the Insurance Information Institute.
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After the venue started evacuating, Moreno and her five friends began trying to request Ubers, but drivers kept canceling on them.
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"The soldiers called us Boko Haram and set our houses ablaze, before evacuating all of us," one of the residents said.
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A woman carries her dog on her shoulders, evacuating to a new location after her area was inundated by the flooding.
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Texans by the tens of thousands are evacuating flooded neighborhoods, often with the assistance of more than 12,000 National Guard members.
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The news comes amid reports of the U.S. evacuating 428 citizens on board the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan.
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It's hard to get a flight off the island Residents of Puerto Rico have had a difficult time evacuating the island.
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Again, I was reminded of the human impact of conflict as I protected medical teams evacuating soldiers and civilians from the battlefield . . .
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Many of us camped in this open area while evacuating North and Northeast Portland during the St. Johns fire on day one.
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Communities in the path of the quickly strengthening storm began evacuating and energy firms shut refineries and offshore oil and gas platforms.
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For people who are poor, older, or have a physical or mental condition, evacuating during a natural disaster can be almost impossible.
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Evacuating is also difficult for the elderly and those who have physical or mental disabilities, as Houston resident Kam Franklin pointed out.
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"It's a waiting game," said Damien Lawrence, who has been staying at the shelter since evacuating his first-floor apartment on Sunday.
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She started a Google form called "Atlanta Solidarity Housing" to connect people evacuating Florida and Atlanta-area residents with space to spare.
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The American Red Cross in Hawaii said it opened a shelter in nearby Pahoa for residents evacuating because of the lava threat.
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Two flights evacuating approximately 300 Americans from Wuhan, China, the center of the coronavirus outbreak, arrived in the United States on Friday.
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Shell has been evacuating workers from Bonga, a union official said as local media reported an unconfirmed militant attack in the area.
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"They're evacuating everyone right now from all of our homes," she said in the video as she watched on from her car.
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BP said it began securing offshore facilities and evacuating non-essential personnel from our platforms and drilling rigs in the U.S. Gulf.
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The centre, together with the Syrian government, will be evacuating the sick and injured from the area, RIA cited him as saying.
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"A lot of times they end up having hurricane parties here instead of evacuating," Monroe County spokeswoman Cammy Clark said by phone.
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" He added, "there is no safe area within the Keys, and you put your life in your own hands by not evacuating.
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"The fact that there is no power for a million [customers] in the Bay Area makes evacuating far more complicated," Allen said.
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As flames shot up on the ridges, residents began evacuating, with some trying to coax into trailers horses spooked by the fires.
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Apart from the losses caused by cancellation of flights, hurricanes also further burden airlines as they are responsible for evacuating local residents.
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"My greatest concern is that some people are just now starting to take this storm seriously and are evacuating," he told CNN.
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As the guards are evacuating the SHU, we also catch a glimpse of Nicky for the first time in a long time.
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Honoré said the destruction in Puerto Rico is so extensive that he thinks the government should be evacuating people to the mainland.
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I looked out the window and they started telling people they had to get out, and they started evacuating all the buildings.
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He also enlisted the help of a cousin, the mime Marcel Marceau, when he was evacuating children hiding in a French orphanage.
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Videos posted to social media show the passengers of flight U6178 evacuating from the plane and making a path through the field.
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Warning and evacuating people with physical limitations from a fast-moving hurricane requires extraordinary efforts, advocates and state officials said on Friday.
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Office of Civil Defense chief Ricardo Jalad said other northern provinces will also start evacuating residents from low-lying areas on Thursday.
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Most lethally, it was where nuclear weapons were tested by the dozens, with shockingly little regard for basic safeguards, like evacuating residents.
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By halftime, the Tigers had added 21990 more, its players had set records and Oklahoma fans had started evacuating Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is considering evacuating German citizens from the Chinese region affected by coronavirus, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Monday.
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We loaded the car and joined the thousands of other Australians across the country who were evacuating their homes in regional areas.
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Accurate forecasts not only give people fair warning, they also prevent unnecessary chaos caused by evacuating areas that won't actually get hit.
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A few minutes later: There is talk about evacuating people and providing patrol officers at the front door to cover their exits.
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Videos show the journey of buses and ambulances evacuating more than 8,000 people from the last rebel-held section of Aleppo, Syria.
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The family had been at the church, now a shelter, for three days already, after evacuating their home in Redding's Westwood neighborhood.
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The center, together with the Syrian government, will be evacuating the sick and injured from the area, RIA cited him as saying.
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After the Taliban left the area, security forces started evacuating bodies and bombs placed under the bodies exploded, killing two police officers.
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Ahmad al-Dbis, a medical aid worker heading a team evacuating patients from Aleppo, said more than 100 buses had left the city.
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The India Meteorological Department issued a Cyclone Alert for Odisha, West Bengal and northern parts of Andhra Pradesh, which suggests evacuating coastal areas.
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Like many other holdouts, Summer said he had weathered numerous hurricanes in his house, evacuating only one time, for Hurricane Fran in 1996.
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People who live in homes built before 1995 that have not been retrofitted to withstand storm-force winds should consider evacuating, Tolya said.
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Kay Berg said she found out she needed to leave after a live news alert on Facebook informed her the neighborhood was evacuating.
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Leialoha had five cats who ran away because the lava spooked them and hasn't been able to relocate them since evacuating, she said.
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After evacuating, Makuakane moved into a rental home with the help of a network of teachers who started an online fundraiser for her.
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"We're expecting a lot of damage, but we did everything we could do," said Kathy Robinson, who was evacuating Key West with Richard.
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She's dealing with both the uncertainty over what will become of her house and the trauma of evacuating last week without much assistance.
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MOSCOW – Russia&aposs emergency officials say they are evacuating residents from a village in central Russia after a nearby ammunition depot caught fire.
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On Wednesday, police investigated the Pflugerville home Conditt lived in, sending a robot and bomb-sniffing dogs and evacuating residents in the area.
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The stream has since resumed, with Erdogan Aktas back at the desk (he was hosting at the time the soldiers started evacuating people).
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Her shift at R Bar on Wednesday was mostly locals who gathered for a "hurricane party" and picked each other's brains about evacuating.
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But survivors have accused authorities of failing to adequately prepare and for not evacuating the area, as well as not responding fast enough.
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Moab residents Steve Clark and his girlfriend Tina Saunders grabbed their dogs, family photos and a laptop, evacuating with their home in flames.
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Unfortunately, not all of those evacuating Florida could take their cars with them, and given the traffic, they might not have wanted to.
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After meeting Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, the mayor of the wider Marathon region, Elias Psinakis, said that evacuating Mati was not his responsibility.
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Imagine the amount of gasoline you could save by evacuating 40 people at a time instead of one or two at a time.
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However, the rationale behind civil defense strategies, such evacuating urban populations, makes some sense when you consider the strategic realities of the time.
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Since evacuating nearly a year ago, the tenants have had limited access to their apartments and had to arrange visits through the manager.
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Airbnb is asking for people who can donate their homes for free to those evacuating the area and whose homes have been destroyed.
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The DASH 13 plane evacuating Acevedo and 23 other family members of federal agents, and two pets, is normally used for intelligence missions.
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The police and emergency services have been going door to door evacuating homes, schools, two prisons, neighborhoods and, in some cases, whole communities.
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One other death has been connected to the Thomas Fire: a woman who was killed in a car crash while evacuating last week.
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A number of factors keep people from evacuating, including illness, age and a fear that shelters will not help them, said the report.
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In Idlib, civilians who had been sleeping in open fields after evacuating their homes anxiously awaited word of whether the violence would end.
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"Evacuating a town of eight and a half thousand people in just over a couple of hours is pretty extraordinary," Ms. Palaszczuk said.
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In addition to being the main sanctuary for those evacuating St. Martin, Guadeloupe has also become the staging ground for the relief effort.
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In a statement to VICE News, CBP emphasized its willingness to work with cruise operators and other companies evacuating refugees from the Bahamas.
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She said she had called her mother in Mississippi asking for help in evacuating, but hung up angry when her mother said no.
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Companies including McDonald&aposs, Ikea, and French carmakers Peugeot Citroen and Renault are temporarily shutting down operations and evacuating employees from the area.
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Later in the video, Kavanaugh said he was also considering leaving, since the British and Irish governments are looking into evacuating their citizens.
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The tourism industry, which sustains much of the Caribbean economy, was shattered; some residents and tourists are still evacuating the hardest-hit areas.
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Some animals' airstrike anxieties kept humans from evacuating to larger public shelters; other humans felt their own fears assuaged by their furry compatriots.
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Workers at Hospital Damas in Ponce were evacuating all patients except for those in intensive care, Executive Director Dr. Pedro Benitez told WAPA.
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Despite large-scale military and police effort in providing supplies and evacuating coastal towns, two people remain to be missing, according to Reuters.
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Safety is the top priority, so Commercial Crew astronauts have practiced evacuating SpaceX's launch pad in the unlikely event of danger before liftoff.
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People who were evacuating wait for approval to board a plane to the US at the airport in Freeport, Grand Bahama, Sept. 10.
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"Operators in the area are already closing down platforms and evacuating workers as a precaution," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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The German report said the mission planning process meant that certain tasks, such as providing disaster relief or evacuating wounded soldiers, "cannot be executed".
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Millions are evacuating from Florida but not everyone has been able to get out of the state, Bell and Gad's family are among them.
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Still, 34 percent of older adults in the Miami-Dade area have pets, and 35 percent of them said they would require help evacuating.
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Evacuating a city of 4 million people in a matter of days is no small task, but Lindley told me the exercise went well.
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By "evacuating" the ground on the nationalist right, she has opened the way for Mr Sarkozy, the most right-wing contender, to outflank her.
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"Returned to my house in Malibu after evacuating," he wrote in an Instagram post of himself in front of the remains of his house.
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Countries around the world are evacuating citizens from China because of a deadly coronavirus outbreak that originated in the city of Wuhan in December.
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Authorities across the Caribbean scrambled Tuesday to brace the islands for the so-called "superstorm," shutting off power and evacuating residents and tourists inland.
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Mr. Harvey, 74, said they had decided against evacuating their home on Ocean Avenue in Avalon when rescuers refused to take their German shepherd.
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Some evacuating early Sunday had done so two years ago, when devastating wildfires swept through Sonoma and Napa and neighboring counties, killing 2200 people.
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AP Photo/David J. PhillipHistoric flooding—called "biblical" by almost every news organization—has paralyzed southeast Texas, evacuating neighborhoods, cancelling flights, and closing schools.
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Bell revealed that she was actually in Fort Lauderdale evacuating and urged locals to clear the area also… "Don't wait it out," she advised.
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U.S. military cargo planes have begun evacuating about 700 family members of troops and other staff from Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, ahead of Hurricane Matthew.
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Australia began evacuating thousands of people from resort islands in the tropical northeast on Thursday, as water supplies began to run low, Reuters reported.
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"Evacuating the observation post in Idlib after the regime's attack is definitely not happening, it won't happen anywhere," Akar told reporters late on Tuesday.
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The authorities clashed with protesters outside the Martin Luther King Jr. student union, resulting in the police evacuating Yiannopoulos and calling off the talk.
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Troops on the ground are crying out for more air support, which ranges from firing on the enemy to evacuating casualties from the battlefield.
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However, things didn't go as planned when the mother of two noticed a whistle going off and children evacuating the pools with their parents.
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Shell said it was evacuating all personnel from the roughly 303,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Perdido oil and gas production platform as a precaution.
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Anadarko said it had shut in production and was evacuating workers from its Boomvang, Gunnison, Lucius and Nansen platforms in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Miami's Mercy Hospital has begun evacuating more than 200 patients and has closed its emergency room to new patients, according to a news release.
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While fires still blaze across the West, the immediate focus must be containing fires, evacuating communities at risk and providing temporary food and shelter.
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"There's video of people evacuating with the sirens going and then the buildings collapsing, clearly demonstrating the utility of the warning system," said Allen.
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Reception centers have been set up in Lac La Biche and Edmonton for residents evacuating south, according to the provincial government's emergency alert website.
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In the Bahamas, tourists were sent to government shelters in schools, churches and other buildings offering protection from the storm while residents were evacuating.
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Chelsea Handler tweeted early Wednesday morning to announce she was evacuating her Los Angeles-area home, and she made a dig at President Trump.
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Evacuating and surviving extreme events, as recently made clear by a series of devastating hurricanes, is a much more difficult hurdle for the poor.
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According to CNN, that wasn't too big a deal: All the parents and kids at the holiday party just started calmly evacuating the building.
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Chevron is evacuating and initiating production curbs at five platforms, Big Foot, Blind Faith, Genesis, Tahiti and Petronius platforms, spokeswoman Veronica Flores-Paniagua said.
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This is also partly why I used a phone to take pictures and jumped in trucks evacuating soldiers from the frontline and so on.
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Images released by Myanmar's Ministry of Information show rescue boats evacuating people, while children and families cling to rooftops to escape rising water levels.
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How the Storms Are Classified As Florence's Power Nears the Carolinas, Residents Brace for the Worst Evacuating for Hurricane Florence: How to Prepare Yourself
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But in Africa, the time frame for evacuating injured American troops is much longer, and particularly in West Africa, military officials acknowledged this week.
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We essentially lived inside a medical armored personnel carrier, roaming embattled central Vietnam behind mechanized infantry units, tending and evacuating their wounded and dead.
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It raised a rather basic question about human behavior: Why would anyone evacuating a plane waste precious moments retrieving his Sudoku book and suitcase?
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Six minutes into his rampage, the gunman dropped his weapon and left the building, blending in with hundreds of other students who were evacuating.
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St. Joseph's closed on Wednesday after evacuating its 94 patients, most of whom were moved to a nursing home about a half-hour away.
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His father never saw the shooter, Mr. Weiss said, but, before evacuating, he was at one point close enough to see the shell casings.
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The couple had considered evacuating with Ms. Taylor's 3-year-old son when the storm started steering toward the Panhandle about two weeks ago.
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The problem of evacuating or protecting the most vulnerable Americans in hospitals or nursing homes is particularly distressing, as exemplified in Panama City, Fla.
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Airbnb is offering free housing to displaced residents evacuating from the path of Hurricane Dorian and disaster relief workers heading toward the eastern seaboard.
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Evacuating the group through flooded passages will be difficult and dangerous, experts say, in part because the boys are unlikely to have dived before.
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Russia has been in talks with China about evacuating its nationals from Wuhan and Hubei province, the epicentre of the outbreak, the consulate said.
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Russia has been in talks with China about evacuating its nationals from Wuhan and Hubei province, the epicenter of the outbreak, the consulate said.
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Trump's remarks came after dozens of people evacuating the Bahamas were kicked off of a ferry headed for Florida over confusion regarding their visas.
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Two more flights evacuating Americans from Wuhan, China, the center of the coronavirus outbreak, are scheduled to land in the United States this week.
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Any information he got came from his Chinese friends, one of whom alerted him to the State Department flight evacuating US citizens from China.
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In Victoria state, authorities urged people in fire-risk areas to consider evacuating, ahead of a temperature spike on Friday that could fan fires.
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Organizations from the U.S. military to cruise lines are rallying support, evacuating those who need shelter and sending in teams to clean up debris.
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BERLIN, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Germany is considering evacuating German citizens from the Chinese region affected by coronavirus, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Monday.
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According to Golikova, Russia will begin evacuating its citizens from Chinese provinces of Wuhan and Hubei, where there are 219 and 219 Russians respectively.
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Once more, they were evacuating their neighborhood — consigning it not to the flames this time, but to the night watchmen at the construction sites.
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In rebel areas, the report said, some groups prevented people from evacuating and discriminated in food distribution during a siege, favoring relatives and supporters.
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After evacuating the palace so their search dog could sniff out the treaty, Amber heads into town where she's greeted by many adoring fans.
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It said the group came to prominence in 2017 after evacuating a nephew of Kim from Macau when potential threats to his life surfaced.
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Experts have warned that the famous Mont Blanc glacier is at risk of collapsing, with authorities closing roads and evacuating homes in northern Italy.
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Exxon Mobil shut down two of its platforms and was evacuating all personnel in the expected path of the storm, said spokeswoman Suann Guthrie.
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Subways were shut down and taxis proved impossible to find, so I made my way down Broadway against a sea of people evacuating uptown.
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The state police, local fire department, fire marshal, as well as a bomb squad investigated the incident, evacuating the neighboring houses, according to NBC Connecticut.
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He no longer wastes time evacuating the mine during twice-daily blasting and can move the vehicle into areas that might be unsafe for workers.
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The brief ceasefire, which Turkey and Russia helped broker, aimed to begin evacuating rebels and civilians from the city Wednesday morning, but that didn't happen.
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When he finally got her and the dog downstairs you could hear "trees exploding" and he was expecting there to still be vehicles evacuating people.
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"Although I've heard some people express concerns that we're evacuating too many people, I think those concerns are not valid at this point," he said.
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The 4,000 civilians evacuating under the agreement will be taken to temporary housing centers in the Damascus province, Syria's state-run SANA news agency said.
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One month after evacuating, Gaylord finally returned to her home to find Madison patiently waiting for her and protecting what was left of their property.
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Jackman said it's important to know if people are evacuating north, south, east, or west, so organizations know where to send food, water, and medicine.
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We probably shouldn't take this as evidence that we can sit around and finish our coffees before evacuating in the event of a supervolcano eruption.
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Christopher Clary, who managed South Asia policy at the Pentagon from 2006 to 2009, suggests that America should consider evacuating its citizens from both countries.
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Medecins Sans Frontieres, also known as Doctors Without Borders, reported evacuating its staff and patients from a hospital near Azaz, where ISIS launched an offensive.
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Greek water police were evacuating a hotel at the time and leading 45 people to boats whenone of the vessels capsized, killing all 10 passengers.
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Authorities are already evacuating nearby Mandeville Canyon, home to tons of celebs like Gwyneth Paltrow, Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Harrison Ford.
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Lake Elsinore Mayor Natasha Johnson and her family were among the families evacuating Thursday, Councilman Bob Magee said at a community meeting about the fire.
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People are leaving their homes, the government is evacuating entire villages to higher land, and everything from our food supply to island culture is threatened.
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More eyewall replacements or not, at this juncture Florence will impact the evacuating Southeastern coast with extreme effects including high winds, flooding, and torrential rain.
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But CNN Philippines reported that many residents were evacuating Marawi City because of the fighting and that traffic jams were occurring along the main roads.
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He was wearing flip flops, shorts and a tee shirt, which was all he had after evacuating his house just minutes before the fire hit.
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They may even cause permanent harm to one's culture or way of life, such as the staggering numbers of Puerto Ricans evacuating to the mainland.
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The mission initially focused on evacuating one person, the foundation said, but to mitigate risks, it used the flight to take out a second person.
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A woman was also killed in a car crash while evacuating last week, and Cal Fire says it considers her death to be fire-related.
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Fearing that the shooter may have still been on the loose, officers went room to room evacuating students in small groups of five or six.
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On Friday, United States officials placed 195 people in a two-week federal quarantine at a California military base after evacuating them from Wuhan, China.
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Chinese officials have criticized the United States both for evacuating Americans from China and for imposing travel curbs, saying that such moves could spread panic.
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Those evacuating the city, which has been the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, told the Sydney Morning Herald that their rescue comes at a price.
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One local pilot, Adam Liston, said he came back after evacuating his family because he felt he couldn't just stand by while people were stranded.
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The staff at the venue had begun evacuating fans after lightning was spotted, Kym Koch Thompson, a spokeswoman for WinStar World Casino and Resort, said.
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Gulf of Mexico producers Shell and BP on Friday said they were evacuating non-essential personnel from the U.S. Gulf of Mexico as a precaution.
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"They have done so much for us," said Linda Catalani, 69, who spent Thursday night in a gas station parking lot after evacuating her home.
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Other flooding tips are simple, like parking the elevator on the second floor before evacuating a building, saving mechanical and electrical equipment from the floodwater.
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The early warning system worked remarkably well there, with the government evacuating about a million people and avoiding the widespread deaths caused by past storms.
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A cruise ship off of the coast of Norway began evacuating more than 1,300 passengers and crew members on Saturday after sending out a distress signal.
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After clearing out Europe's biggest refugee camp close its northern border with Macedonia, Greece said on Thursday that evacuating Hellenikon will be their main priority now.
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In addition, because of the challenge of locating proof of vaccines when evacuating, she called for shelters to accommodate all pets regardless of missing vaccination proof.
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Compared to evacuating a facility after it has flooded, "this is the time to do it," David Kirchofer, one of the FEMA responders, told BuzzFeed News.
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Two weeks after evacuating, he finally has running water turned on and used a propane water heater that he had salvaged to take a hot shower.
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He's also the safety and operations director at Phoenix Heli-Flight, which was busy evacuating hospital patients and helping firefighters by dropping water from the sky.
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Hospitals and nursing homes in Florida and Georgia have been ravaged by Hurricane Michael, and some are now evacuating their patients, the New York Times reports.
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The full carnage is still being surveyed and Browne is talking about evacuating residents to Antigua ahead of Hurricane Jose, which may strike the island Saturday.
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Also up the coast, Florida Hospital Flagler, in the city of Palm Coast, began evacuating patients and staff by Wednesday night and continued that process Thursday.
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YouTube employees were evacuating the building, and police encountered one person with an apparent gunshot wound, while two others, also wounded, had already left the campus.
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United spokesman Jonathan Guerin said the aircraft was notified of the apparent fire by the control tower and one person suffered an ankle injury while evacuating.
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The Houston-area oil producer is evacuating all workers and shutting in production at four central Gulf facilities, the Constitution, Heidelberg, Holstein and Marco Polo platforms.
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Plaquemines Parish prison, which has an inmate population of 554, started evacuating inmates Thursday morning to facilities in the city of Monroe, which is located inland.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's Westminster underground train station reopened on Monday after briefly evacuating passengers due to a reported emergency, two Reuters witnesses at the scene said.
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And, if you are a Trump ally, you could theoretically justify his repeated hyperbole as a strategy to scare people into doing the right thing: Evacuating.
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"Let me ask the people to prepare well, stay alert and take lifesaving action, such as evacuating early," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told a cabinet meeting.
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The health system added that it is also beginning to see people who were injured while evacuating, including individuals who fell or got into car crashes.
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A Texas mayor is reportedly advising his residents who are not evacuating before Hurricane Harvey sweeps the state's coastline to write identifying information on their bodies.
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At a news conference earlier in the day, Mayor Sam Liccardo acknowledged that municipal officials should have moved more quickly in evacuating the Rock Springs area.
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Concerns about shortages spread beyond Florida as Caribbean fuel terminals closed and residents began evacuating other coastal U.S. states, including Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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In Ohio, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is evacuating damaged homes and cleaning up debris from the latest swath of tornados that swept through the area.
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He added that evacuating the areas closest to the St. Johns River was obvious but that it was a harder call for communities slightly farther away.
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My dad has now become all of those people that he and others criticized for not evacuating New Orleans when they had the chance before Katrina.
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"The last terrorists in some districts of the eastern part of Aleppo are evacuating their strongholds and Aleppo this evening will be clean," he told reporters.
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" Moreover, the Germans were already evacuating before the explosion occurred, he said, and "clearly had no intention of using the ammunition or taking it with them.
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"The goal is to effectively get people to take what we call protective action," he said, such as evacuating to a safe place or staying indoors.
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For the first time in its nearly 60-year history, the Peace Corps has paused operations, evacuating more than 7,000 volunteers from more than 53 countries.
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A military tactical vehicle and SWAT teams have been evacuating people from apartments and houses, some in locations where water is up to six feet deep.
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The staff survived, but many of the animals, including several pets dropped off at the shelter by evacuating owners, did not make it through the flooding.
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The order for evacuating Americans abroad can only come from Washington, said Ronald Neumann, president of the American Academy of Diplomacy and a three-time ambassador.
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The process of evacuating residents from the last rebel-held section of Aleppo broke down on Friday amid confusion and concerns over reports of summary killings.
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Hours after he began evacuating people, he said dozens more pilots showed up, supported by donations, adrenaline and more than a few grateful post-flight hugs.
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We had college kids evacuating homeless residents in wheelchairs through Hermann Park, and the Chinese Community Center housed as many as possible before it, too, flooded.
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It's clear that continually evacuating millions of people from our coastal cities is not an effective or sustainable way to protect Americans from record-breaking storms.
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Mr. O'Neil lauded the decision not to close the subways after Monday's attack, but said that evacuating the Port Authority, while necessary, created a new risk.
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The U.S. will begin evacuating non-essential diplomatic personnel from Venezuela, but will keep its embassy open, amid fears of a potential clash with Nicolás Maduro's regime.
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In Seneca County, New York, emergency crews were evacuating some residents by boat and taking them to a nearby shelter, the sheriff's office said in a statement.
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Aleppo, Syria (CNN)The Syrian army has stopped all military actions in Aleppo and is focusing efforts on evacuating residents, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Thursday.
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Many people in New Orleans also opted out of evacuating because they did not want to leave their pets behind as animals were then barred from shelters.
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"If we succeed in evacuating all the civilians, at any moment we will take the decision to storm Baghouz or force the terrorists to surrender," said Bali.
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Tens of thousands of Californians are evacuating their homes Friday morning as wildfires raged in Northern California's wine country and in Los Angeles County to the south.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Brussels Airport is cancelling flights and evacuating the airport area, it said on its Twitter account following two explosions at the airport on Tuesday morning.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott was also told that first responders would be evacuating the Keys, meaning no one will be there to answer 911 calls, CBS reported.
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Florida hospitals prepared Thursday to get hit by the monster storm, with many facilities altering their normal operations, and a number of them closing and evacuating patients.
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Nikki Haley is evacuating about a quarter of the state's residents — about 2145 million people — from nearly 23 miles from its coastal shorelines beginning at 22 p.m.
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"So far there has been no human loss nor significant damage," President Michelle Bachelet said, praising people for evacuating in an orderly fashion in the immediate aftermath.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Mercy Corps said it is suspending operations and evacuating foreign staff from northeast Syria, where fighting has uprooted more than 130,000 people in recent days.
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It is also important to follow standard pool policies, including evacuating bathers before a recirculation pump is restarted, as outlined in the CDC's Model Aquatic Health Code.
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As the wildfires in California continue to wreak havoc on their communities, one person found an ingenious way to preserve their valuables before evacuating from their home.
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Though it seems there is nothing to lose by evacuating a school and being safe, there are significant costs associated with the growing number of school closures.
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WARSAW, Poland – Polish police say they are evacuating more than 2,000 people after the discovery of an unexploded World War II-era bomb weighing some 550 pounds.
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Authorities have already been evacuating people around the site of Monday's landslide at Mount Sugar Loaf, about five miles outside the capital, Freetown, after examining drone images.
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He elevated his beloved dirt bikes in his kitchen, he took his two dogs and their six puppies, and, before evacuating, he went into the spare room.
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" The Keys SPCA said it is evacuating "all animals out of the Keys," and officials at county animal shelters "are directing residents to evacuate with their pets.
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Several producers have started evacuating staff from Gulf platforms ahead of the storm, with production equaling 254,607 barrels of oil per day already offline, according to BSEE.
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But he faced intense resistance from conservatives, who pointed out that this reform risked evacuating the church's teaching that sacramental marriages are indissoluble and second marriages adulterous.
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Recent reports reveal that the U.S. military is reviewing evacuating its tactical nuclear weapons stored there as a result of the growing tensions between the two countries.
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Not all heroes wear capes Instead of evacuating as the California wildfires neared his eatery, this restaurant owner made hot meals for more than 1,000 first responders.
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"We worked to get them out through the Red Crescent, and we are working on evacuating the rest of the nearly 500 cases out," said Yasser Delwan.
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Major oil firms began evacuating and halting production in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of the storm, which is forecast to become a hurricane by the weekend.
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The Tripoli government, which opposes a rival Benghazi administration backing the LNA, said the planes were evacuating wounded from a previous battle, as well as oil workers.
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Jerry Willis, a spokesman for the National Park Service, said that park officials, prompted by security concerns, started evacuating visitors from the island about 3:30 p.m.
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Because fewer people are flying during the coronavirus pandemic, "evacuating the terminal buildings was easier" than it would have normally been, airport director Bill Wyatt told reporters.
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Her 224-year-old son had stayed behind, sending dispatches as the waters invaded their neighborhood, before finally evacuating in chest-deep water with only a backpack.
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"Evacuating people from the ghettos is a priority only if we offer them a proper shelter and better working conditions," Mr. Iacovelli said of Mr. Salvini's remarks.
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Monday to say that nearby hills were burning, so she, her husband, and their two children were evacuating their house in a remote area of Redwood Valley.
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Cruise lines are developing standards for shipboard coronavirus testing and plans for evacuating sick passengers and crew, protocols that could be deployed as soon as next week.
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Evacuating prisons is costly and logistically challenging, but North Carolina and Virginia, which are also expected to be hit by Florence, began moving prisoners inland days ago.
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Meanwhile, Libyan state oil firm NOC said it is considering the closure of its western Zawiya port and evacuating staff from the refinery due to clashes nearby.
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Elsewhere, Libyan state oil firm NOC said it is considering the closure of its western Zawiya port and evacuating staff from the refinery due to clashes nearby.
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The State Department began evacuating Americans from Wuhan but because Daisy Roth isn't a US citizen, the family was unsure if she would be able to return.
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Such alarm systems are common, and they are not audible in the entire building to prevent people from evacuating all at once and clogging staircases for firefighters.
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"Recently, the GDF has been severely over-capacity, leaving us unable to utilize it for its original purpose of evacuating people of out harm's way," he said.
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Manuel Mamba said by telephone that northern coastal and island villages in the typhoon's projected path will begin evacuating residents on Thursday ahead of the expected onslaught.
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Humanitarian workers for the United Nations said they had heard repeated complaints from civilians that the military had been evacuating villages and burning them to the ground.
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Azar has frequently leaned on Robert Kadlec, his assistant secretary for emergency and preparedness, whose team played a key role in evacuating the Diamond Princess last week.
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On the West Coast, tens of thousands of Californians are evacuating as a storm pummels the state with rain, raising the possibility of flash flooding and mudslides.
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Navy ships have been evacuating thousands of vacationers and residents from the coastal town of Mallacoota, where 4,000 people fled to the waterfront on New Year's Eve.
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If the lights stayed on, their eyes would need time to adjust and they&aposd end up wasting precious seconds stumbling blindly instead of quickly evacuating.7.
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" "On Monday, September 9th, CBP in West Palm Beach encountered an unaccompanied minor evacuating from the Bahamas — arriving with an adult that had no identifiable familial relationship.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Madagascar has started evacuating thousands of people from flooded areas after storm waters broke dykes as the country reeled from the impact of Cyclone Enawo.
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On his last time evacuating a Sherman tank, he took shrapnel from a German stick grenade in his leg and was captured as a prisoner of war.
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The neighbor told her the docks were destroyed, so evacuating by boat was impossible, and the power was out and cell service was mostly knocked out, too.
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Chelsea Handler tweeted early Wednesday morning to announce she was evacuating her Los Angeles-area home, and also took the opportunity to make a dig at President Trump.
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She said she'd heard the chatter around town about evacuating, but the co-owner of the Arrow Cafe was still making coffee for a handful of customers Thursday.
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To a certain extent, the checkpoints are undermining a federal and state attempt to get unauthorized immigrant Texans to feel just as safe evacuating as everyone else. Gov.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's military on Thursday warned Hamas against further escalation in violence, and Israeli media said officials were considering evacuating residents from areas near the Gaza border.
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In a statement calling for the truce, the rebels made no mention of evacuating the several thousand fighters who are defending an ever shrinking area of eastern Aleppo.
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"Evacuating two people at a time off of the Disney World Skyliner... could be very slow with 10 capacity gondolas," Murray tweeted along with photos of rescuers working.
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Chelsea Handler tweeted early Wednesday morning to announce she was evacuating her Los Angeles-area home, and also took the opportunity to make a dig at President Trump.
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Exxon Mobil said on Monday it was evacuating personnel from a Gulf of Mexico platform as U.S. forecasters predicted Hurricane Michael would become a major hurricane this week.
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We got the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star at LAX and briefed her on the latest news about the L.A. fires and people evacuating -- like Chrissy, for example.
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Major oil firms began evacuating and halting production in the Gulf of Mexico after weather forecasts warned a tropical disturbance might become a storm on Wednesday or Thursday.
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But while local authorities have begun evacuating hundreds of thousands of residents most at risk elsewhere in Shanxi province, Helin's situation - though serious - isn't yet considered a priority.
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"Residents have started evacuating voluntarily," said Sutopo Nugroho, a spokesman for the agency, adding the airport remained operational and there was no change in the volcano's alert status.
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About 30 percent of AtmaGo users who received flood warnings took preventative action, such as moving valuables, evacuating to a higher floor or warning neighbors, the survey found.
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While the CIA was assuring Carter that Iran was not even in a pre-revolutionary stage, Israel was more presciently evacuating the last of its citizens from Iran.
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In 2011, Kassidy Pelletier was washing dishes at her kitchen sink when she heard that the Canadian government was evacuating everyone in her community of Lake St. Martin.
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Aerial footage showed law enforcement evacuating students from the 2,500-student school, leading them away from the campus in single-file, and patients being brought out on stretchers.
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But while local authorities have begun evacuating hundreds of thousands of residents most at risk elsewhere in Shanxi province, Helin's situation – though serious - isn't yet considered a priority.
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Joyce Carrico, president of the tenants' association, asked Mr. de Blasio to help the tenants get evacuation chairs — wheelchairs that are designed to make evacuating by stairwell easier.
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About two hours after the alert, people began evacuating from inside the center, walking out with their hands in the air as they were patted down by officers.
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He's pushing to keep potential infected Americans on a cruise ship rather than evacuating them -- for fear of bumping up the count of sick people in this country.
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James Long, a spokesman for the Fire Department, said on Sunday that residents in a fireproof building, like Trump Tower, were safest inside their apartments rather than evacuating.
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The factory had been seized by ISIS, the company announced in a news release at the time, but Lafarge had succeeded in evacuating all of its remaining people.
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Authorities began evacuating the Kapoho area last week, with most residents ushered to safety by early on Saturday, hours before lava severed all road access to the region.
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At first, the fire was on the other side of the freeway, so Ms. Bratberg was not overly concerned, even after a friend messaged that she was evacuating.
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The US Air Force is evacuating 16 aircraft from MacDill Air Force Base near Tampa to McConnell Air Force Base near Wichita, Kansas, an Air Force official said.
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Handguns during a disaster House Bill 1177 prohibits residents from being charged with a crime for carrying a handgun while evacuating from a state or local disaster area.
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But as Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful storms ever recorded, barrels toward the mainland of the United States, some residents are evacuating more quickly than ever.
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The United States, which flew people out last week, is planning "a handful more flights" while Russia was due to start evacuating its citizens from Wuhan on Monday.
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Beijing (CNN)Two flights evacuating US citizens from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in China have departed for the United States, officials from the State Department said.
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Ms. Stromfeld said six passengers sustained "minor injuries," including one who was hurt while a group of guests were evacuating a dining room on Decks 3 and 4.
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Many students and their families have expressed growing frustration as the death toll in China mounts, pointing to other countries, including neighbouring India and Bangladesh, evacuating their citizens.
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Authorities jumped at the change in weather that spread light rain and cooler temperatures on Sunday as a break to continue delivering supplies to and evacuating affected residents.
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The world watched as a team of Thai Navy SEALs and international cave-diving experts led the mission to retrieve them, eventually evacuating the boys one by one.
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Emergency responders are evacuating a New Hampshire hospital Friday after a report of a chemical release that has affected multiple patients, according to a report from NBC Boston.
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Authorities in the Albay province, where Legazpi City is situated, began evacuating 100,000 people in anticipation of the storm, according to the government-run Philippines News Agency (PNA).
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Like Masaru Sakai, who was about to capitalize on an investment and figured that even if the tsunami materialized, it wouldn't be a concern, Murakami rationalized not evacuating.
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Diplomats inside the embassy stayed in safe rooms, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a subsequent interview with CBS that the embassy never considered evacuating personnel.
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Aniara, which the New York Times recently dubbed a "one-way ticket into the abyss," follows a spaceship full of passengers evacuating Earth for better lives on Mars.
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"At certain points you couldn't see through the smoke, which was worse than any of my experiences," Volunteer Program Director Denise DeGarmo recalls to PEOPLE of evacuating the ranch.
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The Greek authorities begun the process of evacuating Idomeni, a sprawling makeshift camp housing thousands of migrants on its northern border with Macedonia, in a dawn operation on Tuesday.
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They swept from floor to floor, kicking down glass doors and evacuating dozens of terrified office workers, coaxing them out from their hiding places under desks and in cupboards.
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But other parts of the deal - evacuating the people remaining in al-Foua and Kefraya and releasing 1,500 detainees from state prisons - did not go through at the time.
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Over the next 20 minutes, Pierce and the hospital staff sprang into action, evacuating all of the sick and injured inside before the Camp fire could devour the facility.
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On Monday, one of the survivors penned a Facebook post that criticized passengers who took the time to grab their luggage before evacuating as the plane was in flames.
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Nine days after the floods began, 32-year-old Brandon Williams was at the center on Monday receiving aid for the first time since evacuating his home last week.
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"I came because I can't afford to lose my job," said one Waffle House employee, who was waiting tables as most people were in the midst of evacuating Houston.
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The governor also warned Floridians that gas stations would not be refilled after Friday evening, asking that those evacuating not take more fuel than necessary to get to shelter.
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As the storm heads for the mainland US, both HHS and FEMA have pre-deployed teams in Atlanta, southern Georgia, and Dallas to help support those evacuating from Florida.
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So if all the houses in the neighborhood are resistant to catching fire, a big conflagration will have a difficult time igniting amid an unsuspecting, or still evacuating neighborhood.
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Southwest Airlines said in a statement on their Twitter page that they were "aware" of the incident on Flight #13 and were in the process of evacuating the plane.
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"Regarding recent rumours about Micron's fabrication facility in Taoyuan, Taiwan, Micron hereby clarifies that there was no nitrogen leaking incident nor evacuating of personnel," Micron said in a statement.
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Around two hours before the most recent quake struck, residents of Mexico City marked the anniversary of the 1985 catastrophe by practising preparedness, evacuating schools, flats and office buildings.
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She shared a picture of the fire damage near Stanley's enclosure to show how close he was to danger, and criticized the venue's staff for not evacuating its animals.
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Following the latest developments, Cogent Ojobor, the chairman of the Warri branch of the Nupeng oil labour union, told Reuters that the oil companies should be evacuating their workers.
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The National Disaster Response Force, State Disaster Response Force and Indian army are helping the district administration in evacuating affected people to safe places and distributing aid, it added.
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BERLIN, March 22 (Reuters) - Brussels Airport is cancelling flights and evacuating the airport area, it said on its Twitter account following two explosions at the airport on Tuesday morning.
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Two towns in central Bosnia, Zenica and Kakanj, declared emergencies as streets in some neighborhoods turned into rivers and rescue services began evacuating people from houses in rubber boats.
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Ms. Shales, 67, looked out her window and could see flames on the Sepulveda Pass, but not close enough for her to worry about evacuating on that October night.
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The team, which was deployed by state officials, focused on the mobile home park because it was a home to senior citizens, who likely had a hard time evacuating.
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The most striking thing about the footage is the number of people blocking the aisles to root through the overhead lockers to retrieve their luggage before evacuating the plane.
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Even when fires are predictable, give humans in their paths little time, if any, to assess the risk and take evasive action, such as evacuating their homes or businesses.
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Local government groups are "searching for missing ones, arranging temporary accommodation for households who have lost their homes, and actively evacuating and relocating people from dangerous areas," VNA said.
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Sergeant Rose hid in the jungle for days to nurse dozens of wounded comrades, and then, when one of the helicopters evacuating them crashed, dragged man after man out.
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Photos and videos from the scenes in New York and Utah showed people evacuating buildings, running, screaming, and diving for cover amid fear that gunshots were firing around them.
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Over in the Marvel universe, 2014's "Avengers: Age of Ultron," saw the Marvel heroes evacuating the small nation of Sokovia, where the final battle against Ultron took place.
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Conditt killed himself using an explosive device as law enforcement officials closed in on him overnight, but, per the AP, police are now evacuating the area around his home.
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After evacuating thousands of tourists and residents near Yosemite earlier this week, officials on Friday were closely monitoring the flames as they crept toward groves of dry, dead trees.
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Many people probably died trying to put out the fires, Saotome said, as the law at the time prohibited civilians from evacuating and required them to fight the flames.
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Read: Florida isn't evacuating all its inmates in Hurricane Michael's path With overcrowding already an issue in the Florida prison system the burden will be felt throughout the system.
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Update Passengers who insist on retrieving carry-on bags in times of crisis have become a major concern for flight attendants tasked with evacuating planes as quickly as possible.
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Many pointed to the terrible optics of preventing paramedics evacuating the casualty, highlighting tweets from reporters in the airport as examples of how the incident was being received overseas.
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Hobbled by confusion and mistakes, they played down the risk of infection, ignored best medical practice for evacuating passengers, and activated only low-level protocols for dealing with outbreaks.
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Western officials said the employees of the German development agency, the GIZ, were flown to Dubai, and that some staff from the Turkish mission would also be evacuating temporarily.
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A number of countries -- including the United States -- started evacuating their nationals on flights from Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province in China where the virus was first detected.
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Several large foreign and Chinese corporations, including McDonald&aposs, Ikea, and the French carmakers Peugeot Citroen and Renault are temporarily shutting down operations and evacuating employees from the area.
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A spokesman for the International Committee of the Red Cross said they were assisting the local government and troops in evacuating residents and providing them with essentials like water.
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The evacuees are part of the close to 265 additional Americans arriving in the US Friday on two flights after evacuating the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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An agreement to begin evacuating the wounded was reached with Russia through the mediation of the UN on Monday, according to a statement from rebel group Jaish al-Islam.
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In some cases, before the storm struck, carriers added flights and upsized aircraft out of Florida and the Caribbean to accommodate as many passengers evacuating the area as possible.
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Rossello said in a statement that the National Guard and police in Puerto Rico would begin evacuating "flood-prone areas" in the north and east parts of the island.
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Syrian state news media reported that buses and ambulances had begun evacuating residents from two Shiite villages in neighboring Idlib Province that have long been surrounded by Sunni rebels.
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Police and counterterrorism officers quickly surrounded the complex, and videos showed security officers evacuating dozens of people from the buildings while gunfire crackled in the background and cars burned.
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Residents posted pleas on social media for help evacuating horses and other large animals, while long lines of traffic clogged the only coastal highway in and out of Malibu.
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Oil prices jumped as producers and service companies were evacuating foreign staff from Iraq for safety reasons after a U.S. air strike killed a top Iranian commander in Iraq.
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Meandering through overturned furniture and food trays suspended in midair, you spot hats, glasses, and lit cigarettes, presumably left behind by the shadowy evacuating figures projected on the walls.
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Reached via phone, Allen said that a number of his members have lost homes and their farms to the fire already, others were not so optimistic about returning after evacuating.
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After customers accused Air Canada of price gouging during the Fort McMurray wildfire, the airline is offering a refund to all those who paid high fares while evacuating the area.
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A promo video from manufacturer Milrem Robotics did showcase numerous other uses for autonomous vehicles, such as platforms for crew-operated weapons systems, towing disabled vehicles, and evacuating wounded personnel.
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As the unrelenting flames burned down acres of homes, businesses and vegetation, Parmley attempted to find a group of four nurses from a nearby medical facility who needed help evacuating.
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On another occasion, I saw a team of actors who incorporated a fire alarm into their performance, evacuating the entire audience in character before continuing the show in the street.
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Thanks to everyone for evacuating so quickly and safely … Fortunately the suspected gas leak turned out to be a part of a durian – the offending fruit has now been removed.
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Over the next 20 minutes, Pierce and the hospital staff sprang into action, evacuating all of the sick and injured patients inside before the Camp fire could devour the facility.
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Homs Governor Talal Barazi said the delay in evacuating the fighters from the al-Waer district was due to "logistical obstacles", but he was confident it would go ahead successfully.
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It wasn't until Saturday morning that Dawnn Hicks finally got word that her parents, Nancy and Larry Britt, survived the hurricane after not evacuating from their home in Mexico Beach.
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"Being a family on a budget with a 15-year-old son and two animals, evacuating for a storm, it's like going on a mini-vacation," Ellis told Fox News.
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Major oil firms began evacuating and shutting in production in the Gulf of Mexico after weather forecasts warned that a tropical disturbance might become a storm on Wednesday or Thursday.
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After the chaos of the explosion, there are stark, ghostly images of survivors evacuating the building -- a nurse carrying a young child from the maternity ward, civilians performing first aid.
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But disaster officials said the country was now better prepared in terms of evacuating high-risk communities, which had experienced a super typhoon in 2016 and knew what was coming.
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When the first plane hit the World Trade Center on 9/11, some people took the time to log off their computers and fetch their purses or briefcases before evacuating.
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Calling the purge "more violent and cruel" than ever before, the activist group said it was evacuating people from the Russian autonomous region following multiple claims of violence and arrests.
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It is supposedly nothing more than a logistics hub for anti-piracy operations and evacuating citizens from hotspots like Yemen, just 22015 miles away across the Bab el-Mandib strait.
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Those who were sheltering in place at the center, where more than 28503,22019 active duty and civilian personnel work, were allowed to begin evacuating a couple hours after the alert.
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Uganda's army began evacuating citizens from inside neighboring South Sudan, while the United States has deployed 47 troops to South Sudan to protect U.S. citizens and the embassy in Juba.
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Anadarko Petroleum and ExxonMobil have started evacuating workers from the region's offshore oil drilling platforms, which together spilled a total of 741,000 gallons of oil during Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
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In addition to shutting in wells, oil producers also halted most offshore drilling operations by evacuating three drilling rigs and moving eight others out of the storm area, BSEE said.
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BHP on Tuesday said it began evacuating workers and reducing operations at two offshore platforms in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico as a safety precaution ahead of an approaching storm.
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After two days of frenzied preparation — putting up shutters, raiding supermarkets and hardware stores and evacuating — by Friday afternoon it was time for some people in Central Florida to rewind.
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Aiko Herzig Yoshinaga, Critic of Wartime Internment, Is Dead at 93 An amateur researcher, she discovered evidence that evacuating Japanese-Americans was motivated by "race prejudice," not by military necessity.
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After evacuating to the home of the commissioner of a town outside Lumberton called Rowland, Kennedy said her two kids attempted to join a group of white children playing basketball.
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Even as a volunteer boat team was evacuating him, his wife, their two children and the family dog, he was growing obsessed with a single thought: It's time to buy.
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One U.S. official said Washington aimed to withdraw troops within 83 to 100 days and said the U.S. State Department was evacuating all its personnel in Syria within 24 hours.
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When the French government closed the camp in October 2016, evacuating thousands and offering to resettle them around the country, many made their way to Brussels, another international transit hub.
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The US has already begun evacuating some of the more than 2580 Americans on board, with the understanding they will undergo a mandatory 2600-day quarantine once off the ship.
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Clements, a fire weather researcher at San Jose State University, and his team arrived around 1 am, driving past fire engines and evacuating locals as they steered toward the blaze.
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The U.S. government announced that it was evacuating them before the end of the quarantine and would confine them for an additional 14 days on bases in California and Texas.
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For Ms. Pulis, evacuating her few animals — which had already been rescued, some of them more than once, from starvation, dog attacks and car accidents — was simply part of life.
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A third chartered plane evacuating Hong Kong residents from the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship off Japan arrived home on Sunday morning, according to a South China Morning Post report.
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Although commercial flights out of Wuhan are shut down, the U.S. government is reportedly evacuating American citizens out of Wuhan on a chartered plane after negotiations with the Chinese government.
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Kevin Kitslaar, the school principal, said in a statement to parents and guardians that the students and staff members responded quickly, evacuating from the hallway and into a locked classroom.
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"If you can't make that prediction accurately, then you end up not evacuating the right people and/or you evacuate people that don't need to evacuate, which is a problem."
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But then the Royal Navy Captain W.G. Tennant came up with the idea of evacuating the soldiers off the East Mole, which had deep water on each side of it.
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"We don't evacuate our animals since hurricanes can change direction at the last minute and you run the risk of evacuating to a more dangerous location," the zoo wrote on Facebook.
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Ten minutes after the last gunshot sounded, eight more officers arrived on the 32nd floor and began evacuating the other hotel rooms, and checking for anyone who may have sustained injuries.
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Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said his government was evacuating six islands because authorities would not be able to help anyone caught in the "potentially catastrophic" wind, flooding and storm surge.
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To convey the costs of that conflict, American experts recall the grimmest examples of urban destruction in Chechnya, and imagine evacuating millions of civilians from Seoul and its suburbs, under fire.
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"This fire is extremely dangerous and is moving with no regard to what's (in) its path" HAPPENING NOW: @KRCR7 is evacuating as the #CarrFire approaches their studio in #Redding, California. Horrible.
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The rapper Pitbull, one of two performers on the pop hit "Timber" and a US native, is sending his private aircraft to assist in evacuating Puerto Ricans who need medical assistance.
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After evacuating her home in Fort McMurray, Canada, on Tuesday, Boissonneault learned that her wedding dress, which was still in the care of a seamstress, had been destroyed in the fires.
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In August, MSF said it was evacuating its staff from six hospitals in northern Yemen after a coalition air strike hit a health facility operated by the group killing 19 people.
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On the eve of Putin's trip, U.S. troops were evacuating northern Syria as their erstwhile Kurdish allies struck a deal with Assad's Russian-backed army aimed at halting a Turkish offensive.
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After the British foreign office raised its level of alert to advise against all but essential travel, UK tour operator Thomas Cook started evacuating nearly 1,000 holidaymakers by air on Wednesday.
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Amid the thousands of people evacuating their homes as a wildfire ravages Fort McMurray, Canada, some know all too well what it is like to run for their lives — Syrian refugees.
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Police were evacuating more than 6,000 residents of Whaley Bridge, telling them to take pets and any medication they needed with them after the dam was badly damaged during heavy rains.
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Because of the speed and strength with which the Camp Fire ravaged Paradise back in November, Andrea Gaylord and her husband weren't able to return home to grab anything before evacuating.
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Now the local government is playing catch-up, evacuating more than 82.53,000 residents from crumbling apartments as others walk up quaking staircases and jolt awake at night at the slightest vibration.
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"Certainly evacuating our coastal communities, those are days of lost business for those properties, then some days lost without power no doubt will have an impact for each one," PIgott said.
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In a cruel twist of fate, the residents of Herculaneum were able to see the eruption and actually tried to escape its destructive path by evacuating on boats along the waterfront.
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On Barbuda, along the eastern-most edge of the Caribbean, the authorities were evacuating the entire population of 33,600 people to the sister island of Antigua before the next hurricane struck.
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With U.S.-Turkish relations plummeting over Syria, The New York Times cited two unnamed U.S. officials Monday saying State and Energy Department officials were quietly reviewing plans for evacuating the bombs.
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One man was electrocuted while cutting trees to prevent storm damage, two men fell to their deaths while preparing their homes for the storm, and three other men collapsed while evacuating.
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Footage that was widely circulated on social media showed several people on the platform reacting to a loud noise, and security forces evacuating Maduro before the large formation dispersed in panic.
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The images of army trucks evacuating bodies underlined the extent to which health services in the worst-affected northern regions of Italy have been stretched to breaking point by the crisis.
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They include potentially evacuating American diplomats in Caracas, bolstering security at the embassy and turbocharging the plan to deliver humanitarian aid across the country, which Mr. Maduro has so far impeded.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told CBS News that U.S. officials never contemplated evacuating the embassy and had kept the heat on Iraqi officials to ensure the compound was safe.
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For the most part, these choppers are carrying food and other basic supplies for Everest mountaineers, but increasingly they also play another critical role on the mountain: evacuating injured and sick climbers.
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"Deputy Aaron Parmley was driving on Pentz Road in Paradise attempting to locate four nurses from Feather River Hospital who needed help evacuating," the BCSO wrote in the intro of the video.
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Officers were evacuating the Columbiana Centre mall, about 10 miles northwest of the State House in downtown Columbia, and talking with potential witnesses, the Columbia Police Department said on its Twitter account.
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Many hotels and some public transport systems now relax pet restrictions during such emergencies, while officials have stressed in public messaging the importance of evacuating with animals instead of leaving them behind.
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All 103 passengers and crew survived when the Mexico City-bound Embraer 190 passenger jet smashed into scrubland near the runway during takeoff on Tuesday, evacuating the plane before it caught fire.
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Since evacuating, Nick, Stephanie, their son and daughter, as well as Stephanie's brother-in-law, niece and nephew have been staying at a KOA campground in Petaluma along with their four pets.
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Fort McMurray resident Crystal Maltais buckles in her daughter, Mckennah Stapley, as they prepare to leave Conklin, Alberta, for Lac La Biche after evacuating their home in Fort McMurray on May 3.
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Over a million people are evacuating from coastal areas and emergency preparations are underway as Hurricane Florence rapidly intensifies off the Carolinas, bringing sustained high-speed winds, heavy rain, and storm surge.
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A fire chief in Northern California lost his home to the wildfires raging through the region while evacuating his neighbors from the blaze as it tore through his Santa Rosa, California, neighborhood.
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Meanwhile, it turns out the Kincade Fire, which currently has 180,000 people evacuating Sonoma County and is only 1003 percent contained, may have been started by one of PG&E's transmission lines.
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Syrian state TV says that government forces are to resume their offensive against the Islamic State group in the south of the capital, after evacuating a group of civilians from the area.
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Victims were part of evacuee swap The explosion happened outside a line of parked buses that were evacuating hundreds of people from two regime-held but rebel-besieged villages in northwest Syria.
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The US and Canada are engaged in another nasty trade fight; Bali residents are evacuating ahead of a possible volcano eruption; Trump's Cabinet members are spending a whole lot of taxpayer money.
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Tens of thousands of residents of the island of Bali, Indonesia, are evacuating out of the path of a volatile volcano that threatens to erupt for the first time in 54 years.
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Assad's military advantage has helped the government suppress pockets of opposition in western Syria, through local deals in which rebels and civilians are given the choice of evacuating or accepting state rule.
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Experts continue to grapple with how best to protect the elderly, who face difficulties evacuating from disasters, more health issues on average and perhaps even a greater share of the psychological impact.
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The insurgents were so close to the outskirts of Lashkar Gah that officials in the capital were evacuating members of their families, even while assuring the public there was nothing to fear.
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The Syrian government is in full control of Aleppo for the first time in four years after the last buses evacuating residents and rebels left the city, Syrian state media reported Thursday.
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Foreign Universities are working on evacuating students from Hong Kong In an email to Insider, Georgetown officials said it is actively working with safety officials on the ground to assist their students.
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Lagging behind the opposition Labour party in opinion polls, Morrison had moved to satisfy the demands of several independents by quietly evacuating child refugees from one of Australia's remote Pacific detention centers.
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After the 2008 wildfire, a Butte County grand jury report noted the difficulty residents had in evacuating, and advised that the authorities find ways to make it easier for residents to escape.
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Further complicating things was that Rob and I would not be evacuating alone — we'd have my mother (who lives a half-mile from us) with us, plus four dogs and a cat.
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The US Air Force is evacuating 16 KC-135 aircraft from MacDill Air Force Base near Tampa to McConnell Air Force Base near Wichita, Kansas, according to a US Air Force official.
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At least one company began evacuating non-essential personnel after a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Papua New Guinea's energy-rich interior, causing landslides, damaging buildings and closing oil and gas operations.
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Philippine authorities began evacuating thousands of people Thursday from the path of the typhoon, closing schools, readying bulldozers for landslides and placing rescuers and troops on full alert in the country's north.
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Also on Friday, Slovak authorities started evacuating people in the town of Sturovo, near the southern border with Hungary after four World War II bombs were found, according to The Associated Press.
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Experts say some residents don't want the hassle of loading their car and evacuating, while others may have a false sense of security or not realize they live in an evacuation zone.
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And as Puerto Rico reeled in the devastated aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons began evacuating inmates from its easternmost facility in Rio Grande due to sustained power outages.
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The couple was considering evacuating, too, concerned that they could be stranded indefinitely, not knowing how many rescue boats and trucks were coming their way, or how much higher the water would rise.
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She has been using Twitter to tackle diplomatic issues as well as individual cases, such as evacuating an Indian woman under house arrest in UAE, and rescuing stranded Indians in Yemen and Iraq.
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The US has also evacuated its citizens from the coronavirus epicenter, Wuhan, and will be evacuating around 400 Americans on the quarantined Princess Diamond cruise ship docked in Japan as early as Sunday.
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BEIRUT – Syrian state TV says that government forces are to resume their offensive against the Islamic State group in the south of the capital, after evacuating a group of civilians from the area.
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Royal Dutch Shell has begun evacuating some oil platform workers in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and shut production at one energy hub as a precautionary measure, the company said on Friday afternoon.
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" Noting that the investigation was still in its early stages, Gage added that "detectives believe that the driver may have become disoriented while evacuating the area and the vechile was overcome by fire.
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Government forces have been evacuating civilians as they fight to seize Mosul, once the hardline Sunni militant group's main urban stronghold in Iraq and now the scene of a six-month-old battle.
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The race, dubbed the Seaside Semper Five 5K, was immediately canceled, and authorities closed the beach and several surrounding blocks while evacuating dozens of nearby homes as a search for more devices ensued.
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The American Embassy in Baghdad said Saturday on Twitter that rumors that Iraqi officials had sought safety in the embassy compound were not true, as were reports that the embassy was evacuating personnel.
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The story on this flight is not just about evacuating from the most devastating storm to hit Puerto Rico in a century, it's also about the separation of families for the greater good.
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Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who had been pressuring airlines to aid in evacuating Florida residents, spoke with airline executives on Thursday and urged them to add more flight outs of Florida.
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PRATICA DI MARE, Italy (Reuters) - The United Nations began bringing African refugees to Italy from Libya on Friday, evacuating them from detention centers whose conditions have been condemned by humanitarian groups as inhumane.
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Additionally, an influx of people evacuating from the storm or traveling for supplies could lead to temporary shortages of fuel and other necessities, as has been seen in the aftermath of other storms.
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Prevents citizens from being charged with a crime for carrying a handgun without a License To Carry while evacuating from a declared state or local disaster area, or while returning to that area.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - BHP Billiton on Tuesday said it began evacuating workers and reducing operations at two offshore platforms in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico as a safety precaution ahead of an approaching storm.
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MSF said on Thursday it was evacuating its staff from six hospitals in northern Yemen after a Saudi-led coalition air strike hit a health facility operated by the group killing 19 people.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam is considering evacuating over 14,000 households in Hanoi amid concerns that recent heavy rains could inundate a flood-prone district in an outlying area of the Southeast Asian country's capital.
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If you are evacuating the area and need to keep your technology dry, stick your devices in high-quality sealable plastic bags, said Irwin Redlener, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness.
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MANILA — Thousands of people in the path of a powerful typhoon began evacuating their homes in the northern Philippines on Thursday as officials scrambled to prepare for what could be a devastating storm.
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This lack of self-reliance is especially evident when a fire starts away from home, in a theater, say, where people tend to feel like guests and will wait for instruction before evacuating.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British flight evacuating its citizens from the Coronavirus-hit city of Wuhan will also include around 50 non-British, mainly EU, nationals, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Thursday.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India and Bangladesh said on Tuesday they are working on evacuating their citizens from China's Wuhan, the epicenter of a new coronavirus outbreak that has killed more than 100 people.
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The Japanese government is working on different scenarios to evacuate citizens in South Korea, including evacuating citizens home by sea from the southeastern port city of Busan should airports be closed, Nikkei reported.
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Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who had been pressuring airlines to aid in evacuating Florida residents, spoke with airline executives on Thursday and urged them to add more flight outs of Florida.
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Ahead of the fires, officials have taken unprecedented steps to move people out of harm's way, including evacuating tens of thousands in the predominantly coastal communities of southeastern Victoria and New South Wales.
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When the US Embassy announced it was evacuating diplomats, their families and some US citizens this week, depending on space availability, he had only five hours to get to the airport, he said.
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ConocoPhillips on Friday said it began evacuating non-essential personnel from its Magnolia oil platform in the central Gulf of Mexico, joining other six other producers that have withdrawn workers or curbed production.
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And Morgan, the acting CBP chief, said humanitarian cases of people evacuating from the Bahamas were being processed, excluding those with long criminal histories who've been previously denied entry to the United States.
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But a senior American official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the embassy in Caracas, the capital, was evacuating all family members and several diplomats, keeping a core team of officers in place.
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CHICO, California — After evacuating the catastrophic Camp fire in Northern California, at least 145 people in four shelters have been sickened with norovirus, a gastrointestinal illness that causes intense diarrhea and vomiting, officials said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - BHP Billiton on Monday said it was shutting in production at its Shenzi and Neptune facilities in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and evacuating staff as a precaution ahead of Hurricane Michael.
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After evacuating her Hidden Hills home on Thursday night, Kim Kardashian West shared a sweet black and white photo of herself and True Thompson, Khloé's 6-month-old daughter, on Twitter the following evening.
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Petroleum producers in the Gulf of Mexico have "started evacuating and shutting in production at some of their offshore platforms," wrote Warren Patterson and Wenyu Yao, commodities strategists at ING, in a research note.
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Spain has confirmed its second case of the new virus from China and a plane evacuating more than 200 people from the Chinese city at the center of the epidemic landed Sunday in Britain.
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And the cost-free suggestion by the judge — cutting power during risky weather — could have serious consequences for hospitals, firefighters, and services essential to evacuating communities, like streetlights and communications systems, PG&E said.
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"Even if an evacuation order hasn't been issued by your local official, if you're in an area between Corpus Christi and Houston, you need to strongly consider evacuating," he said at a news conference.
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I've never engaged in a public restroom stand-off, and I made it four years of college blissfully evacuating in gender-neutral bathrooms, perfectly aware that my crush could be in the next stall.
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Even though the humanitarian need is great, some relief organizations said Tuesday they were evacuating some of their staff members from Juba because of security fears, chartering planes for them at the city's airport.
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Macron and Trump spoke by telephone to discuss the situation in Syria, and the enforcement of a ceasefire aimed at ending hostilities, opening access to humanitarian aid in eastern Ghouta and evacuating the wounded.
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Florida rep: 'We need to be evacuating' as storm approaches MORE (R-Fla.) is urging Floridians to evacuate as Hurricane Michael barrels toward the Florida Panhandle, threatening to escalate into a Category 3 storm.
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Pilots try to land parallel to the waves, instead of across them, so the waves don't push the plane around, which could cause damage to the plane, injure passengers, and make evacuating more difficult.
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Members of the Afghan Special Forces cut off the area's electricity and began evacuating hundreds of students, moving slowly to try to avoid civilian casualties, said Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry.
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Scott Thomas and Alex Hairfield, 22-year-old Citadel graduates who walked into a cafe in Charleston, said they briefly considered evacuating but decided that facing the storm would make for a better story.
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A California nurse shared chilling details about the harrowing hours she and fellow medical staff spent evacuating a burning hospital and working to save their patients as deadly fires ravage parts of the state.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Major U.S. oil producers on Tuesday began evacuating and shutting in production at their deepwater Gulf of Mexico platforms in advance of a tropical disturbance expected to become a storm this week.
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Under the new plan the MTA will not remove and replace all 32,000 feet of benchwall, a gangway-like walkway that allows workers, or evacuating passengers, to walk along the edge of the tunnel.
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Read: Florida is evacuating inmates from prisons hammered by Hurricane Michael An aerial photo taken by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration showed a roof partially torn off a major structure at Bay Correctional.
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The Senate's report, released on Friday by the minority staff of the Finance Committee, comes weeks after several nursing homes in North Carolina and Florida flooded, lost power and required help evacuating after hurricanes.
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MOSCOW, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Russia's aerospace defence forces, part of the armed forces, will start evacuating Russian citizens on Saturday from China due to the coronavirus outbreak, news agencies reported, citing the Kremlin spokesman.
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In contrast, back in 1994, when rumors spread that the United States was evacuating its non-combatant citizens from the South, many South Koreans panicked, stocking up on food in the event of war.
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He exercised superb leadership in evacuating American citizens from Britain, then helped save millions of lives by feeding civilians in German-occupied Belgium and averting famines and epidemics in postwar Europe, including Communist Russia.
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Foreign oil companies operating in Iraq are evacuating American employees from the oil city of Basra, following the assassination of top Iranian General, Qassem Soleimani, the oil ministry said in a statement on Friday.
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The Texas Department of Criminal Justice began evacuating on Friday about 1,700 inmates at its Ramsey Unit in Rosharon, about 30 miles (50 km) south of Houston, due to flooding along the Brazos River.
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That aircraft, identified by a senior American official as an Osprey that was evacuating the troops wounded in the firefight, was unable to fly after the landing and was deliberately destroyed by American airstrikes.
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"The message has been clear — the Keys are going to be impacted, there is no safe area within the Keys, and you put your life in your own hands by not evacuating," he added.
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The Syrian Kurdish Hawar news agency and the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also say American troops were evacuating positions near the towns of Ras al-Ayn and Tal Abyad on Monday.
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Jeremy Broekman was camped out at his in-laws' house in Sherman Oaks after evacuating his family of five early on Wednesday from their home a mile (1.6 km) away from the Skirball fire.
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Authorities began evacuating the greater Kapoho area last week and ushered most of the last remaining residents to safety early on Saturday, hours before the lava flow severed all road access to the region.
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"Even if an evacuation order has not been issued by your local official, if you are in areas between Corpus Christi and Houston ... you need to strongly consider evacuating," Abbott said during a press call.
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Olga Baranova, a human rights activist with the Queer Women of North Caucasus Project, was forced to flee Russia herself after becoming a target for Chechen authorities while evacuating a queer woman from the republic.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Bomb disposal experts defused a World War Two bomb in Berlin on Friday after evacuating an area in the heart of Berlin including the central train station, a hospital and the Economy Ministry.
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The US Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay is evacuating about 700 spouses and children to Pensacola, Florida, and moving C-12 aircraft to Jacksonville, Florida, Naval Station public information officer Julie Ann Ripley told CNN.
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Haiti also began evacuating residents by boat from outlying islands in preparation for Hurricane Matthew, which threatens to wreak widespread damage in the region with flash floods and winds at about 150 miles per hour.
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In the end, the last to leave were allowed to drive their cars out since there was a lack of buses and in the snow and freezing night, the soldiers stopped checking all those evacuating.
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On May 1st, while local Communist Party bosses were evacuating their own families, hundreds of thousands of ordinary people attended a May Day parade in Kiev, where radiation levels were several-fold higher than normal.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. oil producer Chevron Corp on Tuesday began shutting in and evacuating five production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, joining a move by major oil companies to prepare for a tropical storm.
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I have spent the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina this week trying to talk my 80-year-old father into evacuating his home north of Houston, and also thinking about all the water in my life.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain expects around 200 passengers to be on board a charter flight evacuating its citizens from China which is due to leave the country on Thursday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's political spokesman said.
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Doug Heye, a former communications director for the Republican National Committee (RNC), drew attention to the high number of GOP retirements this year — a phenomenon he compared with people evacuating in advance of a hurricane.
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Philippine authorities were evacuating thousands of people from the path of the most powerful typhoon this year, closing schools, readying bulldozers for landslides and placing rescuers and troops on full alert in the country's north.
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The Pentagon reported no new ships being sent toward the Korean Peninsula or forces being mobilized, nor were there moves to begin evacuating any of the tens of thousands of Americans living in South Korea.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - A British flight evacuating its citizens from the Coronavirus-hit city of Wuhan will also include around 50 non-British, mainly EU, nationals, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Thursday.
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Last year, veteran climbers, insurance companies and news outlets exposed a conspiracy by some guides, helicopter companies and hospitals to bilk millions of dollars from insurers by evacuating trekkers with minor signs of altitude sickness.
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U.S. major Exxon Mobil declined to comment on whether it was evacuating staff but said production "continues normally" at its West Qurna 1 oil concession in the south of the country near the Iranian border.
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One of the projects Murray-Tuite and her colleagues are working on is studying how uncertainty affects decisions at various levels, from emergency management agencies to households, and how households resolve internal conflicts over evacuating.
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Shurer then fought his way to another group of four more wounded solders that he treated and stabilized before evacuating the group down a mountainside while using his body to shield them from enemy fire.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines raised storm warning levels on Monday and began evacuating some coastal communities in the path of a typhoon that threatened storm surges, landslides and floods triggered by heavy winds and rain.
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Last year, veteran climbers, insurance companies and news outlets exposed a conspiracy by some guides, helicopter companies and hospitals to bilk millions of dollars from insurers by evacuating trekkers with minor signs of altitude sickness.
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TOKYO — Japanese rescue workers on Wednesday began evacuating thousands of people who had been trapped at a major airport, a day after a powerful storm battered the country, leaving 11 people dead and 600 injured.
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Read: Florida isn't evacuating all its inmates in Hurricane Michael's path Meanwhile, the mothers, fathers, girlfriends, wives, brothers and sisters of inmates incarcerated in prisons are desperate for any information about their loved ones' wellbeing.
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Chelsie Klassen, spokesperson for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), told VICE News the slowed production in the oilsands was mostly due to companies evacuating non-essential staff to make room for fleeing residents.
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After evacuating her Hidden Hills home on Thursday night, Kim Kardashian West shared a sweet black and white photo of herself and the 6-month-old daughter of sister Khloé Kardashian on Twitter the following evening.
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The New York Times reports on the victims of the bacterial spread, including an elderly woman who contracted a rare, "gruesome and often deadly infection commonly known as flesh-eating bacteria" after she fell while evacuating.
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Ben Taub Hospital, part of the Texas Medical Center, has begun evacuating its critical care patients, after the hospital basement flooded, disrupting the building's power, Harris County Judge Ed Emmett said at a press conference Sunday.
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Despite the announcement, firemen decided to help callers from the building, according to Masters, who said that rescue personnel ended up evacuating about 60 people and took them to a shelter at a nearby high school.
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With Caribbean islands digging out from Hurricane Irma, and some evacuating in the face of oncoming Hurricane Jose, at least 24 deaths are now attributable to the first storm from government releases or direct news accounts.
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BHUBANESHWAR, India (Reuters) - India began evacuating hundreds of thousands of villagers on Wednesday and shut down operations at two major ports on its east coast ahead of an impending cyclone expected to make landfall on Friday.
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The platforms evacuating personnel and stopping production include Anadarko's Horn Mountain and Marlin, Chevron's Blind Faith and Petronius, BHP's Shenzi and Neptune and BP's Atlantis, Mad Dog, Na Kika and Thunder Horse facilities, the companies said.
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HOUSTON, Oct 8 (Reuters) - BHP Billiton on Monday said it was shutting in production at its Shenzi and Neptune facilities in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and evacuating staff as a precaution ahead of Hurricane Michael.
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After evacuating from Ojai this week, the 303 eagles, hawks, falcons, owls and other birds in crates found a temporary home in the dining room and garage of a volunteer near the beach in Ventura County.
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C-130 aircraft from the Puerto Rico, Kentucky and New York Air National Guard began evacuating Americans Friday evening, and one Defense official put the number of Americans rescued at more than 85033 by Saturday afternoon.
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I don't know if the movie can be described as having a plot, but here's what happens: General Leia—once Princess Leia—is evacuating her troops from their secret base as the bad guys close in.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - An intensifying tropical storm in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico on Thursday cut more than half the region's oil output, with energy companies evacuating staff from nearly 200 offshore facilities and a coastal refinery.
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The blast, which occurred as officials were evacuating people from the area about a half-hour after a gas leak was reported, left five buildings smoldering in the city's downtown on its 150th birthday, officials said.
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The storm halted some energy production in the U.S. Gulf, with companies evacuating 54 offshore platforms and halting 156,907 barrels-per-day of oil production and 232 million cubic feet-per-day of natural gas output.
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U.S. energy group Exxon Mobil declined to comment on whether it was evacuating staff but said production "continues normally" at its West Qurna 1 oil concession in the south of the country near the Iranian border.
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The effects of the shutdown have been widespread: Several large foreign and Chinese corporations, including McDonald&aposs, Ikea, and French carmakers Peugeot Citroen and Renault are temporarily shutting down operations and evacuating employees from the area.
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TIMIKA, Indonesia, Nov 18 (Reuters) - U.S. miner Freeport-McMoRan Inc is evacuating spouses and children of workers from its giant Indonesian copper mine after a string of shootings in the area raised security concerns, company sources said.
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Ofra, West Bank (CNN)Hundreds of protesters gathered Tuesday in the West Bank settlement of Ofra, where police were evacuating settlers from nine houses that the court found were built on private Palestinian land without a permit.
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The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency criticized residents of the Florida Panhandle on Friday for not evacuating in advance of Hurricane Michael, which made landfall this week as the region's most powerful storm on record.
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The latest advisory notice follows dire warnings from the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday — including the prediction that power could be out for "weeks" — as more than a million people began evacuating portions of three states.
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"She is a fighter for peace," Dalia said, describing how her cousin would log 10 hours out in the field evacuating and treating the wounded, even during Ramadan when many other first responders were struggling to cope.
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Already many within the opposition say the practice of evacuating Sunni Muslim fighters and their families from home towns where many sects once mixed was drawing new demographic frontiers that will only fuel the war's sectarian overtones.
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WELLINGTON/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - At least one company began evacuating non-essential personnel after a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Papua New Guinea's energy-rich interior on Monday, causing landslides, damaging buildings and closing oil and gas operations.
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Congress needs to push President Obama for an evacuation and safe zone for the people of Aleppo — a safe zone is critical because there's no point in evacuating them only to allow them to be murdered elsewhere.
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While it can help to bring with you harder-to-replace documents (like birth certificates) or ones that can help in the aftermath of a storm (such as your insurance policy), tracking those down shouldn't delay evacuating.
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HOUSTON, July 9 (Reuters) - U.S. oil producer Chevron Corp on Tuesday began shutting in and evacuating five production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, joining a move by major oil companies to prepare for a tropical storm.
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Macron and Trump spoke by telephone about the situation in Syria, and the enforcement of a ceasefire aimed at ending hostilities, opening access to humanitarian aid in eastern Ghouta and evacuating the wounded, the Elysee Palace said.
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The company understands that there's issues with their main attraction, but cares more about the perception of shutting down might have on their image, opting to try and fix the problem without warning or evacuating their guests.
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These include accelerating plans to dismantle dams similar to the one at Brumadinho, suspending production at another big mine in Brazil (in response to a court order) and evacuating residents from three areas near other tailings dams.
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Before evacuating to a friend's home late Friday, Gebbie -- a union carpenter -- took one last walk around the home he built over the past three years on an acre brimming with towering trees and fragrant tropical plants.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper had told reporters Monday that the US troops evacuating Syria would be redeployed along the Iraq-Syria border, with a mission to secure oil fields and operate in a limited capacity against ISIS.
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When the news came that the US was evacuating its citizens from the cruise ship, the couple decided to split up with Melanie going back to the United States and John staying in the hospital in Japan.
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As the storm bore down on the region, a person who commented on one of our Hurricane Michael articles said we needed to report more on the hardships that can come with evacuating from a hurricane zone.
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Last year, veteran climbers, insurance companies and news organizations exposed a far-reaching conspiracy by guides, helicopter companies and hospitals to bilk millions of dollars from insurance companies by evacuating trekkers with minor signs of altitude sickness.
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"Frankly, I really shouldn't hang out with them at all, since I tend to end up evacuating small soldiers while indulging depraved thoughts after watching them flirt with each other for hours," Courtney divulges in one scene.
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Cyclone Fani: The authorities in India and Bangladesh saved many lives by evacuating more than a million people into specially built cyclone shelters ahead of the storm, one of the biggest to hit the countries in years.
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Cyclone Fani: Authorities in India and Bangladesh saved many lives by evacuating more than a million people into specially built cyclone shelters ahead of the storm, one of the biggest to hit the two countries in years.
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And for all the growing sophistication of alerting people to monster storms, as the state's population grows, so do the difficulties of evacuating 21 million people from a long peninsula with only two major highways heading north.
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The U.S. is evacuating 1,000 U.S. troops from the region "as safely and quickly as possible" in the face of Turkey's rapid military advance against the Kurds, Defense Secretary Mark Esper told CBS' "Face the Nation" Sunday.
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In a terrifying video captured by a Fox News television producer, passengers can be seen scrambling to buckle their life vests and evacuating the small ship as it fills with smoke in the middle of the night.
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LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Britain expects around 200 passengers to be on board a charter flight evacuating its citizens from China which is due to leave the country on Thursday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's political spokesman said.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia is "committed" to evacuating 74 of its nationals from the Diamond Princess cruise off the Japanese port city of Yokohama that has been affected by a coronavirus outbreak, a senior minister said on Thursday.
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At least seven Florida hospitals have begun evacuating or are making plans to evacuate, and nearly 100 nursing homes and assisted-living facilities along the state's east coast have been evacuated, officials said in a statement Monday.
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Hurricane Harvey brought record rainfall and widespread flooding to Houston in August, followed by Hurricane Irma which hit the East coast of Puerto Rico and hammered Florida, leading to more than 85033 million people evacuating the state.
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But federal health officials in charge of the coronavirus remain hesitant to go as far as evacuating Americans, Roe said, and during Wednesday's call appeared more focused on trying to contain the outbreak to the cruise ship.
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The gun violence, coinciding with the last day of classes for the academic year, prompted a security lockdown of the entire campus as police swept the university one building at a time, evacuating students as they progressed.
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That group, the Islamist-inspired Failaq al-Rahman brigade, later said that it was not in possession of the items after the council arrived at a new rebel base in Syria&aposs north after evacuating earlier this year.
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State Fire and Rescue Chief Kim Zagaris spoke at a news conference late Sunday and said at least 250 law enforcement officers from throughout the state are in the area or en route to help the people evacuating.
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HONG KONG, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Hong Kong is evacuating people from a residential building in the New Territories district of Tsing Yi, where two people confirmed with coronavirus live though on different floors, authorities said early on Tuesday.
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Californians who are evacuating because of several wildfires now raging may go to a shelter away from the fire area, but they won't use a fire shelter unless they are trapped by the fire and can't get away.
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From here, it's 1,500 miles to the South Pole base (image: BAS)A team of pilots and a medical worker are in the midst of evacuating a sick staff member from a science base near the South Pole.
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South Carolina's prison system director told New Yorker reporter Daniel Gross that evacuating inmates would be complicated, given that there isn't much space in facilities inland, and the transportation process would be time-consuming due to heavy traffic.
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Lukasz Szulikowski, an official with the Glogow police, told the PAP news agency that authorities are evacuating some 2,000 to 3,000 people in the area by bus to a nearby school ahead of the removal of the bomb.
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Hundreds of jobs were lost when herders began coming onto private land, forcing hotels and lodges to shutter - in one case, evacuating guests via helicopter - and cattle ranchers to sell off cattle before they were shot or stolen.
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After evacuating the house, which sits at the dead end of a one-lane road in rural Napa County, she and her family watched from a distance as a propane tank exploded and their home's roof caught fire.
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HAMBURG, Germany (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday accused the United States of stalling talks on evacuating remaining rebel-held parts of the Syrian city of Aleppo, and said it was taking "strange" and contradictory positions.
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"Crews from the Hawaii Fire Department and Ocean Safety and Lifeguard Services have been evacuating residents to higher ground via jet skis but were unable to effect rescues in the towns of Hanalei, Wainiha, and Haena," it said.
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Cheollima Civil Defense, which also goes by the name Free Joseon, came to prominence in 2017 after evacuating a nephew of Kim from Macau when potential threats to his life surfaced, the Washington Post reported earlier this month.
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And in Iraq, the United States is evacuating all diplomats, security guards and other employees from its consulate in the southern city of Basra after several recent rocket attacks by what Mr. Pompeo said were Iranian-backed militias.
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In advance of workers evacuating the facility, Boeing flew several 787 Dreamliners from the South Carolina factory across the country to an airport near Boeing's widebody plant in Everett, Washington, north of Seattle, Boeing spokeswoman Libba Holland said.
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Asked why American officials began evacuating passengers without knowing their test results, Dr. William Walters, managing director of operational medicine at the State Department, told reporters on Monday that it was "unpredictable" when the results would come back.
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Jermaine's generosity went viral last week after he used his savings of more than a year to instead serve food he purchased to those evacuating from the coast of South Carolina while staying with his grandmother in Allendale.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Berlin police gave the all-clear on Saturday after earlier evacuating a Christmas market that was the scene of a fatal attack three years ago to investigate a possible suspicious object, which they did not find.
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One Mississippi veterinary official told the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association that about a quarter of the deaths in one county hit hard by the storm came from people staying with their pets rather than evacuating.
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But even with all the needed reforms in place, the church should be worried most about Jesus himself, who will ensure the holiness of his church, even if it means evacuating his temple with a whip of cords.
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The Kokuka Courageous is now sailing toward the port of Khor Fakkan in the United Arab Emirates, with the crew having returned to the ship after evacuating because of the incident, Kokuka President Yutaka Katada told a press conference.
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"If you can't make that prediction accurately, then you end up not evacuating the right people and/or you evacuate people that don't need to evacuate, which is a problem," NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine told Congress in April. Rep.
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But more cynical observers note that evacuating impoverished hurricane victims using a multi-millionaire's private jet is a reflection of the deep economic inequality and weak state institutions that mar a country that's otherwise relatively advanced by international standards.
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While it can help to bring along harder-to-replace documents (such as birth certificates) or ones that can help in the aftermath of a storm (such as your insurance policy), tracking those down shouldn't delay evacuating, she warned.
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The VOST is reporting that the question of evacuating Portland and the rest of the I-5 Corridor is the most frequently discussed issue throughout the world, trending on Twitter for over a day now under the hashtag #evacNW.
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The situation in the Sunshine State was trying the patience of people who rode out the storm and those who came home after evacuating Hurricane Irma's path to find widespread devastation and access to their neighborhoods limited at times.
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On Friday, the Division of Emergency Management issued an executive order giving districts and out-of-state licensed nurses 30-day permission to provide health care services and treatment to Florida nursing home residents who are evacuating, Knapp said.
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Hamish de Bretton-Gordon said he directly contacted Assad's office on Saturday, hoping to repeat his success in evacuating 500 children from Aleppo last year, when it was held by the rebels and besieged by Syrian and Russian forces.
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"The coalition rescued civilians from a vessel targeted by Houthi militias ... that was transferring medical aid to the city of Aden and evacuating wounded civilians for treatment," the coalition said in a statement on Saudi state news agency SPA.
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At Thursday's news conference, medical workers from an adjacent hospital who assisted in evacuating the center recounted a scene of chaos and stifling conditions as panicky staff scrambled to move overheated patients into a room where fans were blowing.
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Gaddafi regime loyalists — who, it must be noted, are most decidedly guilty of their share of human rights abuses — allied themselves with the U.S. in 85033, and they saved the lives of Americans evacuating Libya during that fateful night.
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Disney is also facing criticism for not evacuating its employees at Castaway Cay, which is one of the cruise line's frequent stops and is located about 40 miles from where the center of Dorian made landfall in the Bahamas.
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Besides search and rescue, and unlike air stations in the mainland United States, the Coast Guard missions in Alaska often include medically evacuating people from remote areas — as aircrews have done at least seven times since the shutdown began.
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Studying infection Many countries have begun evacuating their citizens out of the worst hit areas of Hubei, while other nations, in addition to closing their borders to all visitors from China, are ordering mandatory quarantines of nationals returning home.
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JAKARTA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Indonesia is "committed" to evacuating 74 of its nationals from the Diamond Princess cruise off the Japanese port city of Yokohama that has been affected by a coronavirus outbreak, a senior minister said on Thursday.
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Al-Dayfi, who is also known as Abdul Rahman Ahmed, was an admitted commander of al Qaeda tasked with evacuating front-line forces during hostilities between U.S. forces and Osama bin Laden's 55th Arab Brigade, according to military files.
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BANJUL, Jan 18 (Reuters) - British tour operator Thomas Cook started evacuating nearly 1,000 holidaymakers from Gambia on Wednesday after President Yahya Jammeh declared a state of emergency on his final day in office, increasing the chances of civil unrest.
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Stefano Miserocchi, the mayor of the northern Italian town Courmayeur, issued an order on Tuesday evacuating mountain homes and closing two roads that pass near the Mont Blanc massif, a range that contains the highest peak in the Alps.
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One of the military sources, an official with knowledge of Balad base's daily operations said on Friday that the U.S. military informed Iraqi officials they would begin evacuating about half of the 800 employees who work for both companies.
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Toiya said people should consider evacuating if they live in areas prone to flooding, on exposed ridgelines, or in homes built before 1995 with wood frames or single-wall construction that had not been retrofitted to withstand storm-force winds.
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OTTAWA, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A plane evacuating Canadian citizens from China is due to land in the early hours of Friday at a military base in Canada where they will be placed in quarantine, a senior official said on Thursday.
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"He had just gotten his family in the car and watched them leave, then went down the street, knocking on doors, evacuating his neighbors when his home was hit," Linn Walsh tells PEOPLE about Mill Valley Fire Chief Tom Welch.
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Megan Funck, a 32-year-old resident of Leilani Estates, told BuzzFeed News that when she was evacuating, she left her cat inside her home because she thought she would be able to return the next day with a pet carrier.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil and natural gas operators began evacuating staff and halting production at U.S. Gulf of Mexico platforms on Thursday ahead of Tropical Storm Nate, the second storm in as many months to rattle the Gulf Coast energy corridor.
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One of the sources, a military official with knowledge of the base's daily operations had said that the U.S. military had informed Iraqi officials they would begin evacuating about half of the 800 employees who work for both companies at Balad.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German city of Wuppertal, citing raised concerns after a deadly fire in London, on Tuesday began evacuating about 72 people from an 11-storey residential building after it was found to contain flammable materials, city officials said.
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South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster ordered all residents along the coastline to begin evacuating at noon Tuesday and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and Virginia Governor Ralph Northam have ordered evacuations for residents in low-lying areas near the coast.
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"We don't evacuate our animals since hurricanes can change direction at the last minute and you run the risk of evacuating to a more dangerous location," the Miami-Dade Zoological Park and Gardens said in a statement earlier this week.
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A senior Western diplomat said Russia appeared intent on a repeat of Aleppo in eastern Ghouta by evacuating the area and then killing "the terrorists even if it's not just Nusra", a reference to a jihadist group with al Qaeda links.
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