Evacuations: Here are the areas with mandatory evacuations and possible highway gridlocks: http://cnn.
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The problem with evacuations is that politicians seem to take an all-or-nothing approach to evacuations.
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Mandatory evacuations are in place in several areas while others have been advised to be prepared for evacuations.
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Mandatory evacuations around SylmarThe mandatory evacuations affect neighborhoods north of the 118 freeway, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Evacuations out of the besieged city have stopped, and nobody knows why Evacuations out of the besieged city have stopped, and nobody knows why Evacuations out of eastern Aleppo were suspended Friday, casting doubt over when remaining evacuations set to transport tens of thousands of desperate residents out of besieged enclaves would resume.
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The resolution would also allow a third-party review of humanitarian evacuations from Douma and medical evacuations with no conditions.
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" The former official, who worked on emergency evacuations, added that "there is a very well-oiled process and a seamless emergency evacuations.
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Landslides, evacuations, flooding Deadly subtropical depression Alberto, the storm system that has been drenching the Southeast, has caused landslides, evacuations and flash flooding.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered in parts of five counties in northwestern Florida and voluntary evacuations were in place in at least three more counties.
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Some mandatory evacuations remained in the Malibu area of Los Angeles County and voluntary evacuations were in place for some parts of Ventura County.
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Florida is on high alert and has ordered evacuations, with mandatory evacuations for the Florida Keys and parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
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Nikki Haley, in declaring an emergency, said the state would begin medical evacuations ahead of Hurricane Matthew on Tuesday and coastal evacuations on Wednesday afternoon.
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Medical evacuations canceled Meanwhile, the United Nations said it had canceled plans Friday to begin medical evacuations from eastern Aleppo after failing to get the necessary security assurances.
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Private contractor conducted evacuations: A US private aviation contractor conducted evacuations of US and Nigerien troops after they were ambushed, according to US Africa Command spokesperson Robyn Mack.
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Evacuations out of eastern Aleppo were suspended Friday, casting doubt over when remaining evacuations set to transport tens of thousands of desperate residents out of besieged enclaves would resume.
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There are voluntary evacuations and mandatory evacuations (though most states don't have the authority to penalize residents for refusing to comply with an order, and those that do tend not to).
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Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick compared the scale of evacuations to the deadly 2017 Santa Rosa fires, but said Saturday's evacuations were the largest he'd conducted in his 26-year career.
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Other fires included the Creek Fire in Los Angeles County, which prompted mandatory evacuations of 250,000 people, and the Rye Fire in Santa Clarita, which forced evacuations of at least 1,300 homes.
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"What happened is the fire outran the evacuations," Porter said.
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Authorities earlier ordered evacuations for a campground and nearby subdivisions.
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Wildfires have forced evacuations in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado.
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Now, mandatory evacuations still in effect for almost 200,000 people.
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McMaster said it was too early to declare any evacuations.
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Evacuations have taken place from this port city of 120,000.
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Mandatory evacuations are in place for parts of the area.
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Family pets will join the mandatory evacuations, base officials said.
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Evacuations were also under way in Georgia and South Carolina.
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Hurricane Matthew has caused 2.5 million U.S. evacuations thus far.
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ET and mandatory evacuations have been ordered for coastal communities.
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The fire broke out a day earlier and forced evacuations.
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New evacuations were ordered late Thursday at the Mendocino Complex.
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There were three medical evacuations – the most in Survivor history.
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Evacuations like this have had to be made before Hanover.
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Florida officials are ordering some evacuations and shutting down schools.
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On Sunday, Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations.
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The government called for voluntary evacuations from Barbuda, Browne said.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered after blazes broke out late Sunday.
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Floodwaters saturated southern Louisiana, forcing more desperate rescues and evacuations.
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Nikki R. Haley started evacuations four days before the storm.
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No further evacuations are necessary at this point, Magno said.
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Mandatory evacuations for the Leilani Estates subdivision have been ordered.
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Strong winds kicked up again on Wednesday, forcing new evacuations.
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Rick Scott has already ordered mandatory evacuations in the Keys.
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There is something else I've learned in my multiple evacuations.
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The British Embassy meanwhile has begun evacuations over the virus.
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The fire burned hundreds of homes and prompted mass evacuations.
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Will there be martial law, grounded planes and forced evacuations?
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Evacuations of the three prison facilities began on Saturday morning.
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Florida mandatory evacuations parts of St. Lucie CountyIndian River CountySt.
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Brian Kemp issued mandatory evacuations to begin at 12 p.m.
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What procedures are in place for fire drills or evacuations?
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UN human rights chief warns of war crimes in Aleppo Evacuations halted due to safety fears The United Nations announced that medical evacuations from eastern Aleppo were canceled on Friday, due to security risks.
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"Evacuations are enormously costly and disruptive, not just to the areas that are being evacuated but to the areas they're going to," says Brian Wolshon, a transportation engineer who studies evacuations at Louisiana State University.
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The evacuations are not mandated, Greenville Online reports, but officials said they would reverse traffic on state highways and send more than 300 school buses to areas along the storm's path to assist with evacuations.
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Thousands more flee east Aleppo as evacuations resume Thousands more flee east Aleppo as evacuations resume The evacuation of civilians from the besieged city of Aleppo resumed late Sunday night and continued into Monday morning.
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Dangerous flooding and evacuations may begin early next week, officials said.
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It also provides funds for equipment needed for evacuations and rebuilding.
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Turkey helped broker the ceasefire deal that made the evacuations possible.
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For medical evacuations to be carried out, all sides must agree.
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But because of mass evacuations since the fire erupted on Nov.
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It's one of the biggest evacuations ever reported in U.S. history.
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Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for communities along the Colorado River.
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On Monday, a court extended the voter registration deadline because evacuations.
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By the time she reached Capitol Hill, evacuations were already underway.
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The new evacuations cover communities outside the park&aposs north side.
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Several communities in Yavapai County were getting ready for possible evacuations.
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Some Louisiana parishes have instituted mandatory evacuations for low-lying areas.
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Wildfires broke out Monday in Anaheim, forcing evacuations of entire neighborhoods.
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Rebels say Iranian militia groups brought earlier evacuations to a halt.
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A State Department spokesperson confirmed that additional evacuations were being planned.
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The army has been called in to help with the evacuations.
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Houston cut off power to homes on Sunday to encourage evacuations.
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That fire forced one of the largest evacuations in California history.
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The blaze destroyed 20 structures and prompted evacuations and road closures.
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Evacuations were ordered, and some sea travel and fishing was banned.
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"Evacuations are difficult, emotionally draining experiences for everyone involved," Olsen added.
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There had been dozens of rescues and evacuations, the governor said.
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Authorities in Florida ordered mandatory evacuations in some vulnerable coastal areas.
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More than 73 fires have ignited across the country, forcing evacuations.
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And on Maui, a brush fire was spreading quickly, prompting evacuations.
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In Southern California, fires forced evacuations of Thousand Oaks and Malibu.
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Within the hour, following an air quality rest, evacuations were lifted.
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For example, a large wildfire may force evacuations of whole towns.
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For people with dementia, evacuations can be especially disorienting and overwhelming.
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Some evacuations were reported near Harrisburg, the National Weather Service said.
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Officials said forced evacuations and preparations prevented greater loss of life.
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The authorities ordered evacuations over a wide area of the state.
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Windstorms bearing sand and ash cause mass evacuations in Southern California.
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Most evacuations have been lifted, and the blaze is 39% contained.
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The Palm Beach and Martin county evacuations began at 1 p.m.
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Earlier this week, the governor ordered evacuations for the barrier islands.
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And would they be in place before the evacuations are complete?
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Flooding near Hilo led to voluntary evacuations, Hawaii county officials said.
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Nearly 2 million people were under mandatory and voluntary evacuations orders.
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Under the deal, evacuations were set to begin at 5 a.m.
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The blaze destroyed 22 structures and prompted evacuations and road closures.
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Go deeper: Mandatory Dorian evacuations in Florida, South Carolina and Georgia
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Most evacuations went calmly and smoothly, security guard Leonard Rosa said.
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"These proposed evacuations would really change the demographics here," he says.
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Mandatory evacuations In Florida, mandatory evacuations orders included parts of Miami-Dade County, Broward County east of US 1, Palm Beach County, low-lying parts of Brevard County, and Monroe County, home to the Florida Keys.
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Mandatory evacuations In Florida, mandatory evacuations wee ordered for parts of Miami-Dade County, Broward County east of US 1, Palm Beach County, low-lying parts of Brevard County, and Monroe County, home to the Florida Keys.
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It's one of the largest emergency evacuations in American history, CNN reported.
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He also said evacuations for special needs residents will start tomorrow morning.
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Instead, it requires governments organizations to take pets into account during evacuations.
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Fire & Sheriff resources continue with impact area evacuations and structure protection operations.
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"It's sad to see the community disperse," Leialoha said about the evacuations.
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Hurricane Matthew pummels Haiti Mandatory evacuations in South Carolina South Carolina Gov.
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Nathan Deal has ordered evacuations for all counties east of Interstate 95.
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The US embassy had to get involved with evacuations of the concertgoers.
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This prompted mandatory evacuations of the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions.
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According to Lynham, we should be expecting more evacuations in the future.
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Russian representatives have played a role in negotiating local ceasefires and evacuations.
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The fires have forced evacuations and are threatening more than 2131,2340 structures.
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The storms have ripped off roofs, leveled neighborhoods and prompted mass evacuations.
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Evacuations were ongoing as of Saturday, Long said on ABC's This Week.
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In Leeds and York, the council response mainly consisted of organising evacuations.
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Authorities ordered mandatory evacuations of about 2000 homes with about 15,22 residents.
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All evacuations and road closures were lifted Sunday afternoon, Cal Fire said.
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Typhoon Lekima triggered widespread blackouts, flight cancellations, and evacuations across major cities.
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In Ascension Parish, officials were still handing out sandbags and urging evacuations.
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Ralph Northam (D) ordered evacuations for residents in low-lying coastal areas.
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Emergency evacuations have been ordered for six southern islands in the Bahamas.
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And a separate blaze also forced evacuations northwest of Sacramento on Sunday.
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In South Carolina, there are no plans so far for prison evacuations.
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Evacuations were taking place throughout the state, according to the governor's office.
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In addition to the evacuations, Mr. Hua has documented the migrants' response.
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Irma has already forced one of the largest evacuations in American history.
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That officer's report led to the evacuations and saved lives, Edwards said.
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Evacuations have begun after officials ordered more than a million to leave.
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Evacuations have begun, with more than a million people expected to flee.
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The fire destroyed three homes and forced mandatory evacuations in several neighborhoods.
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Another blaze, near Yosemite National Park, closed a highway and forced evacuations.
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It would begin with evacuations of Americans and allies in South Korea.
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Ventura County also issued both mandatory and voluntary evacuations for several communities.
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Puerto Rico has already begun evacuations in some areas, and Florida Gov.
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State and local officials have ordered evacuations of areas along the coast.
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In Cagayan, aid agencies say that early evacuations may have saved lives.
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Before the evacuations, newborns were celebrated and greeted by every community member.
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"We've been doing evacuations all through the night and today," he said.
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The government is also deploying another naval ship to help with evacuations.
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In December 2017, the UN began mass evacuations from Libyan detention centers.
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The law is intended to prevent future evacuations like that of Amona.
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You get a sugar rush of demand when you get massive evacuations.
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Those cuts have left stranded passengers to rely on government-led evacuations.
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Armstrong said the evacuations would continue through the night and likely into Friday.
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New Orleans has not issued mandatory or voluntary evacuations, Mayor LaToya Cantrell said.
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Dogs and cats become separated from their owners in the panic of evacuations.
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Some businesses even stay open after mandatory evacuations are issued for their area.
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Another 2,000 structures were threatened, with an estimated 350 residents displaced by evacuations.
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Voluntary evacuations were issued for Rio Linda, in Sacramento County, amid flood warnings.
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Another huge wildfire sparked up south of Berlin, Germany just today, causing evacuations.
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The so-called Creek Fire had damaged no structures but did prompt evacuations.
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Aleppo torn down As night fell over the troubled city, the evacuations continued.
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An activist in Aleppo told CNN the evacuations will begin at 6 a.m.
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The resulting flooding has prompted numerous evacuations and even cut off some communities.
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The CBC reported Thursday that evacuations were spreading as the fire moved south.
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New mandatory evacuations in the area of Santa Rosa were announced early Sunday.
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Conditions haven't let up as mandatory evacuations continue in parts of North Carolina.
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Some 19723 hours later, the blaze had burned 21972,210 acres, prompting nighttime evacuations.
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All cases can involve evacuations; police officers remove residents by force if necessary.
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So, evacuations really put poor people between a rock and a hard place.
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This is vital information for ordering any evacuations and staging emergency relief supplies.
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Prison evacuations can be very expensive, and they create risks of inmates escaping.
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Evacuations were ordered for those living within a few miles of the volcano.
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Governor declares state of emergency Some evacuations are in effect, and Nevada Gov.
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More than 400 police and firefighters, aided by helicopters, helped in the evacuations.
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CalFire spokesman Scott Kenney said Friday that the updated number reflects recent evacuations.
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People in Lake County, an impoverished community of 65,000, are familiar with evacuations.
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The U.N. and human rights organizations have condemned the evacuations as forced displacement.
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The two said issues around evacuations should be solved as soon as possible.
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Nathan Deal issued mandatory evacuations for Savannah and other coastal areas, starting Saturday.
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Rather than risk thousands of lives, the decision was made to order evacuations.
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Its report said that the evacuations would be completed in a few hours.
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Evacuations in the area have been lifted, but several roads still remain closed.
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For more than eight months of the year, medical evacuations are almost impossible.
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Another difference between these two landmark evacuations came in planning, or lack thereof.
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They ordered mandatory evacuations of low-lying coastal areas around Savannah and Charleston.
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Mandatory evacuations have also been ordered for parts of Georgia and South Carolina.
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The evacuations encompassed about 1,500 homes, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said.
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Other major nuclear accidents have prompted evacuations that abruptly emptied cities and villages.
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Mandatory evacuations are set to begin in the area ahead of the storm.
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Forecasters expected Hurricane Dorian to hit some Bahamian islands on Sunday, prompting evacuations.
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Accurate forecasts are also important for directing evacuations since roadways can get flooded.
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There would be exemptions, though, for medical evacuations, personnel recovery and humanitarian assistance.
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Meanwhile, mandatory evacuations in Ventura County -- where the fire began-- were lifted Saturday.
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This year's monsoon season has inundated many areas, endangering lives and forcing evacuations.
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Maps of flood plains are used to plan evacuations and assess flooding risk.
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Delta also increased capacity on some routes in the area to facilitate evacuations.
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In Paradise, the sheriff ordered staged evacuations according to zones in immediate peril.
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It was one of the largest evacuations of children in the 20th century.
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There have been no injuries or evacuations associated with the spill, Magellan said.
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The evacuations on Thursday appeared to clear the way for permanent population shifts.
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Mandatory and voluntary evacuations also took effect at noon Tuesday in Ventura County.
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The risk has prompted precautionary road closures and evacuations on the Italian side.
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The evacuations were ordered as a precaution and lasted about half an hour.
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Imelda slams southeast Texas, bringing flash floods and mandatory evacuations, NBC news reports.
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Over the weekend, the bushfires triggered mass evacuations in parts of the country.
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Mandatory evacuations went into effect on Monday for 830,000 residents along the coastline.
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Officials with the organization have said they were denied permission to observe evacuations.
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Rescuers performed four assisted evacuations Saturday, although they said none were needed overnight.
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Evacuations and closures Among the wildfire-scarred areas watching particularly closely for mudflows: • Los Angeles County: Evacuations have been ordered for several communities with steep slopes deemed at risk for mudslides, especially after last year's Woolsey Fire scorched the area.
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Evacuations have been ordered, and citizens are streaming into the country's 500 storm shelters.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu has ordered mandatory evacuations for parts of the city.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered in an area that included Laguna Beach and Aliso Viejo.
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Florida officials have announced partial evacuations for Miami-Dade County ahead of Hurricane Irma.
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The National Guard was activated to help fight the fire and assist in evacuations.
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It was a second wave of American evacuations; an earlier flight arrived last week.
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Mandatory evacuations in surrounding areas have been issued, and the cause is under investigation.
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So they are saying that evacuations are mandatory in a lot of these places.
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Mandatory evacuations have been issued in surrounding areas, and the cause is under investigation.
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Mayor Carlos Gimenez said the voluntary evacuations could begin as soon as Wednesday evening.
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Read more: Evacuations in Aleppo have been stopped — and no one is sure why.
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Ash rained down and red skies became the backdrop for hundreds of mandatory evacuations.
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Irma's landfall was preceded by one of the largest peacetime evacuations in America's history.
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Evacuations in the area number in the thousands and nearly 150 injuries were reported.
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Mayor LaToya Cantrell said the city has not ordered any voluntary or mandatory evacuations.
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County officials had been encouraging residents in the district to prepare for potential evacuations.
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Some schools are closed following the explosion but there have been no additional evacuations.
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By knowing where a storm will hit many days in advance, evacuations can begin.
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Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for the Palo Colorado neighborhood of Northern Big Sur.
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The Hawaii National Guard has warned of mandatory evacuations if more roads become blocked.
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Officials said that they hope to complete evacuations of the area by this weekend.
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In preparation of Hurricane Harvey evacuations, Airbnb will offer people free accommodations, KVUE reports.
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Tuesday to all registered cellphones in areas that were under voluntary and mandatory evacuations.
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New Orleans' population — 433,000 before the storm — does not recover from the mass evacuations.
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Cobb described evacuations of nearby businesses and officers with guns pointed toward the restaurant.
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Prime Minister Gaston Browne said the government has called for voluntary evacuations from Barbuda.
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Huber helped with the mass evacuations until the day after he helped rescue Skinner.
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Hawaii volcano Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, pushing lava into a neighborhood and forcing evacuations.
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Rick Scott warned citizens not to take a chance and to expect additional evacuations.
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Assad had repeatedly refused aid into the enclave and evacuations out of Eastern Ghouta.
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Residents prepared throughout the week with supplies and evacuations as the storm drew nearer.
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But there was no indication of whether more evacuations would be allowed, he added.
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County officials have been encouraging residents in the district to prepare for potential evacuations.
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Opposition groups in Syria have said they are against this and other such evacuations.
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Evacuations: At least 95,000 residents have been evacuated in Southern California, Cal Fire said.
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But because of mass evacuations still in effect since the fire erupted on Nov.
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The wildfire has prompted more than 23,22010 evacuations and threatened more than 22014,000 homes.
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Other fires across the state have consumed hundreds of thousands of acres, forcing evacuations.
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On Wednesday, schools will be closed and mandatory evacuations will begin, county officials said.
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This again will raise logistical challenges in the form of outside assistance or evacuations.
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Here is a list of evacuations in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina: http://bit.
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An apocalyptic forecast had already forced one of the largest evacuations in American history.
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Several counties in southern Florida had declared or were considering mandatory evacuations by Thursday.
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The epidemic has led to mass evacuations of foreign citizens as airlines halt flights.
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The schools briefly went through shelter-in-place procedures, but there were no evacuations.
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That's progress, says Thomas Cova, who studies wildfire evacuations at the University of Utah.
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At least eight people in the region have died, and mass evacuations are underway.
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"More humanitarian evacuations are needed," said Jean-Paul Cavalieri, UNHCR mission chief in Libya.
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In the confusion of the Louisiana evacuations, many children were separated from their parents.
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No one was taken to a hospital, officials said, and no evacuations were initiated.
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The U.S. Coast Guard began making helicopter rescues and medical evacuations on Monday evening.
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The Coast Guard has sent helicopters and boats to perform evacuations on the islands.
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Several counties in southern Florida had declared or were considering mandatory evacuations by Wednesday.
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At least eight people in the region have died, and mass evacuations are underway.
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Kilauea started erupting in May, causing more than 213 earthquakes and hundreds of evacuations.
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The FEMA chief said storm surge is huge reason why evacuations are so critical.
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Rumor control: Be advised there are no evacuations in the City of Rohnert Park.
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Mandatory evacuations are in effect in the coastal areas of all of these states.
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Elected officials would be wise to learn to stop making evacuations a binary choice.
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A dam burst Monday night in Lilesville in south-central North Carolina, causing evacuations.
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The evacuations, which started last week, followed a deal brokered by Russia and Turkey.
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Evacuations along the panhandle — where the worst storm surge is expected — are currently underway.
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Mass evacuations during a fire event clog roads and add to the frustration of evacuees.
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Egypt's Ministry of Interior denied the accusation in a statement issued when the evacuations began.
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Grass fires near Amarillo prompted the evacuations of residents in Wheeler, Mobeetie and Higgins, Texas.
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There is no perfect evacuation, but the hope is that evacuations will keep getting better.
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Officials on Sunday ordered evacuations for the Tassajara Zen Mountain Center in Pfeiffer Big Sur.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered for about 3,000 people as the fire edged into residential areas.
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Three wildfires gained momentum in California early Friday morning, USA Today reports, spurring major evacuations.
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In Cuba, where evacuations were under way, many flights were suspended by noon on Sunday.
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Officials have also issued mandatory evacuations in the area, including the nearby Sullivan Middle School.
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Dozens have been injured, and evacuations near the volcano have involved more than 3,000 people.
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The outbreaks are on same side of the volcano that caused evacuations two years ago.
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The latest: Three wildfires have gained momentum in California, spurring major evacuations in the region.
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Voluntary and mandatory evacuations in the state stretch from Miami to the Florida-Georgia border.
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The evacuations have produced long gas lines in Florida and highway gridlock in South Carolina.
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Evacuations were underway earlier this week for Louisiana residents in the path of the storm.
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There were evacuations along the rising Missouri River and in the town of Brownville, Nebraska.
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Emergency managers issued mandatory evacuations for some low-lying mobile home parks and apartment buildings.
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The flames spread quickly, forcing evacuations and the extended shutdown of a major interstate highway.
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Various agencies are assisting with the evacuations, including the sheriff's office and five fire units.
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Hurricane Matthew is already responsible for one of the largest coordinated evacuations in US history.
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A total of 111 evacuations and 136 water rescues were reported as of Sunday, Gov.
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It&aposs the second year in a row that wildfires prompted evacuations around Lake McDonald.
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It&aposs the second year in a row that wildfires prompted evacuations from Lake McDonald.
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Mandatory evacuations remain in effect for the city of Shasta Lake and its 10,000 residents.
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Another 2,000 structures were threatened, with an estimated 350 residents displaced by evacuations, officials said.
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New evacuations were ordered over the weekend, however, as the flames spread throughout the area.
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Latest developments UN Security Council set to vote on Monday on resolution to monitor evacuations.
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Katrina: Under advisement of rescue workers, the city of New Orleans decides to force evacuations.
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Evacuations were ordered for parts of Sonoma County, which were extended as the fires progressed.
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A new blaze in Orange County forced evacuations of 5,00333 homes, per The Washington Post.
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A number of vehicles, including repurposed military trucks, were available in case evacuations are needed.
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A state of emergency has been declared in the Sunshine State and evacuations have started.
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"I would rather inconvenience our residents" with evacuations than suffer loss of life, Gimenez said.
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David Ige said he's activated the Hawaii National Guard to help with evacuations and security.
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Emergency evacuations on other flights showed passengers stopping to reach for luggage or filming videos.
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The heavy downpours killed at least four people this week and prompted evacuations and rescues.
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Burnt out cars line blackened roadsides, abandoned in the panic and chaos of the evacuations.
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"When we're going through fire evacuations, the workers are impacted," said Silicon Valley Bank's McMillan.
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Two roads have been closed and the mayor of nearby town Courmayeur has ordered evacuations.
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In September came evacuations from Waer, with hundreds departing for rebel-held territory farther north.
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More evacuations were ordered on Saturday afternoon, but no estimate of people involved was released.
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The evacuations affected about 11 percent of the occupied platforms in the Gulf, it said.
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However, other fires have erupted north of San Francisco, prompting new rounds of evacuations there.
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California authorities on Saturday ordered 50,000 evacuations in towns near a massive Northern California wildfire.
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This prompted mass evacuations over concerns that it could gush out on residents living downstream.
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Wildfires across the state of California are prompting evacuations and destroying a multitude of structures.
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Video shot by residents shows flames lining the edge of the highways used for evacuations.
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Rivers have swelled across the country, forcing evacuations and the closing of roads and infrastructure.
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The Hawaii National Guard has warned of additional mandatory evacuations if more roads become blocked.
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Thousands of people have been affected by evacuations, and two firefighters have lost their lives.
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EVACUATIONS The list of international airlines suspending all or some flights to China is growing.
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Heavy rains swamped a reservoir and pushed the Pearl River over its banks, forcing evacuations.
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Towns around the banks of Lake Taal were placed under police lockdown and evacuations enforced.
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That left Florida residents scrambling for fuel in one of the largest evacuations in history.
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We're also explaining why preparations and evacuations are being made along the U.S. East Coast.
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British Columbia wildfires set records for most acres burned, largest evacuations, and biggest single fire.
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The source said fighters' families would also leave, but did not mention other civilian evacuations.
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Evacuations are underway and people have been advised to remain alert and outside their homes.
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" He added, "Those were his three concerns: New Orleans, Texas and life, safety and evacuations.
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Evacuations were expected to begin this morning, but were delayed amid reports of renewed shelling.
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Sunday, and the Brevard and St. Lucie county evacuations are set to start Monday morning.
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Long said the threat of dangerous storm surge is a primary reason for ordering evacuations.
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The Hawaii National Guard has warned of more mandatory evacuations if further highways are blocked.
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The fire has now shifted westward, away from town, and evacuations are being slowly lifted.
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Huge amounts of rain forced evacuations in California as the freshly denuded landscape threatened mudslides.
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The U.S. Coast Guard said it's providing assistance with recovery operations and conducting medical evacuations.
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On Tuesday, parts of northwest Missouri were seeing major flooding and new evacuations were ordered.
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Before the evacuations in recent days, UNICEF said there were around 100,000 children in eastern Aleppo.
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County officials have been urging residents in the district to prepare for potential evacuations for weeks.
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Vale S.A. – A dam owned by the Brazilian mining company burst on Friday, leading to evacuations.
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But they did cause evacuations at some of the targets and anxiety among many Jewish people.
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That incident threatened to derail the evacuations, the result of intense negotiations between Russia and Turkey.
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In Gulf County, T. H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park began evacuations Sunday morning.
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The quake triggered tsunami warnings and evacuations, all of which have been canceled at this point.
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Thousand-degree fireballs are forcing evacuations near Salt Lake City, Seattle, and parts of Northern California.
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Jerry Brown issued a state emergency order to help local authorities with the situation and evacuations.
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At the same time, fast-moving lava flows are now threatening nearby communities, prompting new evacuations.
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The newest one, #SkirballFire in Bel-Air, shut down the 405 Freeway and forced mandatory evacuations.
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The evacuations of workers in Guangzhou followed medical testing that revealed they might have been affected.
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Some of the 2,500 people who were under mandatory evacuations orders were allowed to return home.
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Since officials made that estimate Friday morning, the fire and evacuations had expanded substantially, he added.
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Traffic is backed up heading south on Highway 101 during mandatory evacuations in Windsor, Oct. 26.
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"This cannot be considered voluntary evacuations, these are people evacuated after years of besiegement," Egeland said.
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Deserted due to weather-related evacuations, the Magic Kingdom appeared more like the Walking Dead set.
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Officials in nearby Wakulla County said there are also mandatory evacuations for low-lying areas there.
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Officials issued new mandatory evacuations Thursday for the so-called Holy Fire coursing through Southern California.
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Hundreds of people fled the area and Oprah Winfrey opened her private road to help evacuations.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered overnight for the city of Shasta Lake, which has about 10,923 residents.
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Officials have ordered more mandatory evacuations as firefighters battle a growing wildfire near Yosemite National Park.
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Some evacuations have been lifted but officials say Yosemite Valley will remain closed until August 53.
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It has prompted mandatory evacuations in that area began around noon, already has spread 339 acres.
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"The evacuations have been halted," Middle East spokesman for the ICRC, Ralph El Hage, told CNN.
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Things are very procedural, they take time, and emergency evacuations are not possible on short notice.
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Evacuations begins in school #indonesia #volcano #Sinabung #indonesia #erupcion right now ♨️ #earthquake #Terremoto #Temblor pic.twitter.
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In the case of mandatory evacuations, many facilities are prepared with residents' medications and other needs.
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The evacuations were a precaution in case the fire affected natural gas pipelines or underground wires.
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Landslides, evacuations and flash flooding have also been reported in other states feeling Alberto's intense rainfall.
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Firefighters are battling several wind-whipped fires that forced evacuations of rural neighborhoods in Northern California.
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A powerful eruption at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano started early last month, forcing evacuations of nearby residents.
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When the panic set off by the new evacuations became clear, disaster officials called for calm.
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Witnesses reported multiple medical evacuations were made via helicopter to Forrest General Hospital in nearby Hattiesburg.
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The AP reported that the storm threatened heavy floodwaters, that could prompt evacuations and extensive damage.
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Reliable weather predictions for dangerous storms decrease unnecessary evacuations, saving some coastal residents from unforeseen expenses.
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Evacuations at another nursing home The deaths prompted checks of other nursing homes in the area.
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But she worried about traveling into the path of Hurricane Dorian, which triggered evacuations in Florida.
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There were no immediate reports of death, in part because of evacuations after those earlier quakes.
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California evacuations Californians who had to flee the wildfires now have to run from the water.
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The authorities have not ordered evacuations, the state said, but a handful of shelters are open.
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It has destroyed 500 structures and forced the evacuations of approximately 39,000 people, the authorities said.
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New unmanned passenger drones like those being created by Chinese entrepreneurs might help with medical evacuations.
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The threats were taken seriously, resulting in evacuations, lockdowns and the closing of buildings and offices.
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Sure enough, violent vomiting and other evacuations ensue, underscored by the movie's often queasy-green palette.
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The South African military said it had placed a helicopter on standby to help with evacuations.
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Evacuation centers include basketball courts, gyms and schools and are not designed for large-scale evacuations.
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More counties placed under mandatory evacuations National Guard soldiers are being mobilized in the affected states.
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The governors of Texas and Louisiana have declared emergencies, and evacuations are underway in some areas.
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The ports and the airport remained closed because of damage, they said, so evacuations were impossible.
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Katrina in New Orleans and Rita in Houston, both in 2005, taught terrifying lessons about evacuations.
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The aircraft can also transport litters and ambulatory patients during aeromedical evacuations, according to the service.
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More than 23,000 residents were evacuated and millions notified about evacuations before the storm made landfall.
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On Wednesday, a fire near the airport in the capitol, Canberra, forced evacuations in the city.
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More teams from the National Disaster Response Force have also been requested to assist in evacuations.
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The evacuations affected the company's Constitution, Marco Polo, Independence Hub and Heidelberg facilities, the spokesman said.
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"We are trying to save lives and reduce the impact from evacuations," weather reconnaissance officer Maj.
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As Florence made its way into South Carolina over the weekend, some communities have also started evacuations.
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Evacuations of civilians and rebels from Syria's eastern Aleppo resumed late Sunday after several hours of delay.
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The US Postal Service temporarily relocated operations to other parts of the state due to mandatory evacuations.
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New Orleans, meanwhile, is under a tropical storm warning, though no mandatory evacuations have been ordered yet.
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Franklin County, which is in the Florida Panhandle, issued mandatory evacuations for its barrier islands, Reuters reported.
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Authorities prepared places for some 250 people inside a Split sports hall in case there were evacuations.
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Supporters say the road is needed to give King Cove residents a new option for emergency evacuations.
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Evacuations due to flooding have been ongoing in central California, where many rivers are above flood stage.
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And further south, areas along the Carmel River in Monterey County experienced overflowing that led to evacuations.
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NATO needs the planes to carry out missions such as air policing, evacuations and counter-terrorism operations.
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The need for evacuations is still present and the need tomorrow is likely going to be higher.
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Mandatory evacuations have been issued for Collier County around Naples, Hillsborough County around Tampa, and the Keys.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department has since issued mandatory evacuations for more than 10,000 homes and buildings.
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Mandatory evacuations have been issued in surrounding areas, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
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To date, 5003 structures have been burned, forcing 98,000 evacuations and a total of 25,000 homes threatened.
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After a storm, calls tick up again as damage is assessed and further evacuations may be required.
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In response to the storm, evacuations of the coasts have started everywhere from Miami to Savannah, Georgia.
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Yesterday, officials ordered mandatory evacuations in major parts of Florida, including Miami-Dade County and Fort Lauderdale.
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Numerous evacuations were reportedly underway in Oklahoma, Kansas and nearby states due to rising waters, per weather.com.
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A Montana blaze destroyed structures and forced evacuations Monday from the busiest area of Glacier National Park.
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Mandatory evacuations were extended overnight to include the city of Shasta Lake, which has about 10,000 residents.
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Authorities have ordered evacuations due to a fire in a Northern California county known for its wine.
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Some evacuations orders have been lifted around a Northern California wildfire area near the city of Redding.
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Evacuations aren't meant to be convenient, but to keep you safe... Possession can be replaced, families cannot.
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Norwegian authorities said they had the situation under control and suspended helicopter evacuations earlier in the day.
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Before the vote, other committee members said the existing bill already included provisions to evaluate airline evacuations.
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The agency urged residents near Highway 218 to be ready for voluntary evacuations should the threat grow.
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South Carolina has extended its voter registration deadline, due to closures and evacuations caused by Hurricane Matthew.
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Hurricane Matthew led to widespread evacuations, and millions of Floridians — including myself — hunkered down, fearing the worst.
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Multiple fires tore through Sonoma and Napa counties on Monday, prompting school closures and even hospital evacuations.
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Two people were arrested in looting incidents Friday during the evacuations, according to Ventura County sheriff's Sgt.
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Massive efforts and supplies will be required for rescues, shelters, evacuations (for people and animals), and rebuilding.
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Rather than risk thousands of lives, the sheriff said, a decision was made to order the evacuations.
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If anything unusual was detected, government agencies should issue warnings and organize evacuations, the news report said.
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A fire at Capitol Power Plant in Washington, D.C., forced evacuations on Monday, according to local authorities.
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Rising river and reservoir levels also forced evacuations in the counties of Brazoria and Galveston, near Houston.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had repeatedly refused aid into the enclave and evacuations out of it.
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From evacuations to fires and lava bombs, Kilauea has wreaked havoc on the island throughout the summer.
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Virtually no one came out, though Russia had declared a unilateral halt to airstrikes and promoted evacuations.
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The Coconino County Sheriff's Office ordered evacuations Sunday for communities north, east and west of Highway 87.
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Louisiana is facing high winds, rain, and evacuations as the state bunkers down amid Tropical Storm Barry.
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On Sunday, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey was working with Russia, Assad's ally, on the evacuations.
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The sudden and often chaotic evacuations caused the deaths of 44 people, prosecutors said in a statement.
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Cadet Khan says there were no evacuations or injures, but vehicular traffic is blocked in the area.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to erupt, prompting mass evacuations in the southeastern part of the Big Island.
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Mandatory evacuations were imposed in flood-prone coastal areas of two neighboring parishes south of the city.
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Students will also stage mock-evacuations at school, as they do to prepare for possible school shootings.
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Earlier that week, the 74%-contained Getty Fire forced evacuations in Los Angeles, and burned 10 residences.
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Sheriff deputies spent Monday conducting door-to-door evacuations for 7,000 people in a mandatory evacuation area.
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"If we need to have evacuations, local communities need to issue the orders now," Mr. Scott said.
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The Security Council voted unanimously to demand the truce to allow for aid access and medical evacuations.
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No evacuations have been ordered yet, but there is a 2.5-mile exclusion zone around the volcano.
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Because of the potential surge, Mr. Scott had ordered evacuations — some mandatory — for areas along the coast.
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More than 200 fires were burning, and warnings of extreme danger still to come prompted mass evacuations.
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The fire analogy is appropriate because the day is complicated by mandatory evacuations over an approaching wildfire.
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To help with the evacuations and firefighting, the government announced this weekend that it's deploying the military.
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With the evacuations and lockdown, Wuhan, a typically bustling metropolis, has been transformed into a ghost town.
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Voluntary, and in some cases, mandatory, evacuations were issued in some areas along the Florida Panhandle coast.
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Go deeper: States are sewing a patchwork of AV regulations Self-driving cars could ease future evacuations
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A whistleblower complaint from a federal healthcare employee says evacuations at the air base were done unsafely.
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State officials rolled out carefully detailed protocols for evacuations, storm surges, emergency response and power losses. Gov.
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Fierce fires have flared around Australia for several weeks, prompting mass evacuations, devastating towns and destroying homes.
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Residents also had to deal with brush fires, including one that caused evacuations in a resort area.
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There have been no injuries or evacuations, and the President is not currently at Trump Tower. pic.twitter.
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The evacuations were taking place in areas scorched by December's massive Thomas Fire and two other blazes.
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They ordered evacuations in the nearby town of Oroville, which is about 75 miles north of Sacramento.
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As the storm crept toward the United States, mandatory evacuations had already begun in parts of Florida.
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Another fire, in Butte County in Northern California, has forced some mandatory evacuations, according to the department.
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Evacuations: People in Batemans Bay, NSW, have evacuated to the beach to escape bushfires, per 9 News.
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No US casualties or evacuations were reported after the attack Tuesday by dozens of Iran-supported militiamen.
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Sheriff's officials said multiple structures had been burned and urged immediate evacuations for at least one neighborhood.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, neither state had ordered evacuations but that could change depending on Michael's strength.
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It's not clear how many civilians are left in Aleppo, but the evacuations could wrap up this week.
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Governor Ige activated the state's emergency response system and mobilized the national guard to help with the evacuations.
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It also triggered mandatory evacuations of some small, sparsely populated Gulf Coast barrier islands in one Florida county.
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Experts say the fires are likely to keep spreading, and the number of evacuations is expected to rise.
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But they extended evacuations to an area dotted with trees and cabins stretching about 2330 miles (25 kilometers).
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They are working to provide disaster relief items and assist with evacuations in the face of more storms.
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The evacuations began with a convoy of 20 buses and 13 ambulances after previous attempts failed on Wednesday.
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The child, named Tasnim, is the first baby born after the evacuations began in eastern Aleppo last week.
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COLORADO WILDFIRES SPREAD TO SKI RESORT TOWNS, FORCE MORE EVACUATIONS The fire broke out around 7:30 p.m.
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And they're not alone, with organisations like PETA committing to the rescue effort too with their own evacuations.
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Florida has declared a state of emergency, freeing up resources for shelters, evacuations, and deploying National Guard members.
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Nathan Deal has also declared a state of emergency and ordered the evacuations along the coast beginning Saturday.
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Chevron declined to comment on evacuations or attacks on installations claimed by the Avengers beyond the Okan platform.
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The fire also threatened the nearby landmark Getty Center and forced more than 700 evacuations in the area.
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Key West authorities have called for evacuations, and schools in south Florida are closing on Thursday and Friday.
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Evacuations are staged by zone, starting with Zone A and coastal barrier islands, where many Trump properties stand.
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In response to the storm, mandatory evacuations of the coasts have started everywhere from Miami to Savannah, Georgia.
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The evacuations are part of a ceasefire arrangement that ends fighting in Aleppo, once Syria's most populous city.
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Residents would be notified of evacuations by sirens, radio alerts, and personnel sent door-to-door, he said.
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Had the system been running in Sierra Leone, he reckons evacuations could have been carried out in time.
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The exercises also showed delays in evacuations or getting emergency medical responders to those likely to be injured.
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Already, mandatory evacuations are planned for communities lining the coast from South Carolina to Virginia, according to CNN.
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U.S. airlines said on Tuesday they would cap one-way fares at $99 to $384 to aid evacuations.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered for people living near the Mississippi River in Plaquemines Parish, at Louisiana's southeastern tip.
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Its 43 community reporters focus on rights violations, including forced evacuations and threats from industrial and mining projects.
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Anyone in the dallas area have a small boat I can take to Houston to help with evacuations?
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The Los Angeles Fire Department has ordered mandatory evacuations for areas that include 10,000 residential and commercial structures.
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There have been no mandatory evacuations but people are being urged to leave or actively defend their properties.
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Putin calls for Syria peace talks UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for the evacuations to resume.
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Evacuations and occasionally deadly blast have been caused by bombs throughout Germany and the decades since the war.
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They are defused or detonated in controlled blasts but not before causing disruption, evacuations or sometimes even death.
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Indeed, women made up 80% of those remaining behind during evacuations of the Gulf Coast during Hurricane Katrina.
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It's rather a lot more bother scrubbing down the hall floor after the inevitable evacuations have taken place.
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The storm was headed toward Jacksonville, in the northeast corner of the state, and officials there ordered evacuations.
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Bahamian prime minister Dr. Hubert Minnis ordered the evacuations of six southern islands in the Bahamas early Wednesday.
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Mandatory evacuations have been issued for many counties in South Florida, where residents have begun a mass exodus.
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Fire departments have been quicker to order evacuations, and they put more fire crews and aircraft on standby.
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He was able to tell his wife, who took both children out of school before official evacuations began.
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Henry McMaster (R) issued a statement on Monday ordering all evacuations begin no later than noon on Tuesday.
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Ricardo Rosselló set up shelters all over Puerto Rico and mandatory evacuations were in effect in many municipalities.
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"If evacuations have been ordered in your community, do not ignore them," Scott said on his Twitter feed.
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Further evacuations were ordered Thursday across the Los Angeles metropolitan area as multiple wildfires continue to rage uncontrolled.
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Stoke, who joined the Redding Fire Department in 2004, was killed while assisting with evacuations, the union said.
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Evacuations are voluntary and apply only to people living near Morgan City and south of the intracoastal waterway.
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Officials in Tikrit, the Salahuddin provincial capital, called for rescue helicopters to be sent to help with evacuations.
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Hawaii's governor warned that mass evacuations may be required in the lower Puna district as more fissures open.
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Separately, the Los Angeles County Fire Department told Reuters that there are no known casualties and no evacuations.
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Officials ordered mandatory evacuations for at least 1,000 residents in southern Santa Barbara County, including portions of Carpinteria.
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Mandatory evacuations for the barrier islands in the hurricane warning areas were to begin Thursday at 8 a.m.
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Though evacuations were lifted, the 275-acre fire still was only 66% contained, the city fire department said.
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"One of the criticisms or the lessons learned was, hey, try to stagger your evacuations," Sheriff Honea said.
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Last week, the Thomas fire scalded the town and threatened to close in on its center, forcing evacuations.
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No deaths or injuries have been reported, but there have been evacuations, and temperatures have continued to climb.
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Though the evacuations are "mandatory," it doesn't mean police will be going door to door forcing people out.
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No evacuations were ordered as of early Friday, but many were expected as the storm's path becomes clearer.
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No evacuations were ordered as of early Friday, but many were expected as the storm's path becomes clearer.
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No evacuations were ordered as of early Friday, but many are expected as the storm's path becomes clearer.
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In Georgia, Governor Brian Kemp (R) ordered evacuations in six coastal counties, including 150,16253 residents of Savannah (Reuters).
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Brian Kemp (R) ordered evacuations starting at noon Monday for Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Glynn, Liberty, and McIntosh Counties.
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About 1,400 beds have been kept open in anticipation of any hurricane-related evacuations of shelters in Florida.
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In addition to charring hundreds of acres, that blaze has damaged infrastructure, threatened homes and triggered the evacuations.
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The eruption sent an ash cloud about 13,000 feet into the air, but no evacuations were ordered. 4.
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"We've had a very significant number of inquiries for group evacuations and from corporates and individuals," he said.
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After the volcano's eruption prompted mass evacuations, officials today urged desperate residents not to return to their homes.
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Germany German evacuations are planned to start in the next few days, the Germany Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.
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Those evacuations included the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, where the former President and his wife, Nancy, are buried.
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Evacuations were underway on parts of Molokai and Maui islands, and some social media users reported power outages.
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Thursday's declaration gave firefighters broad powers to control government resources, force evacuations, close roads and shut down utilities.
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Twenty-nine counties had mandatory or voluntary evacuations, 18 of which have now allowed their residents to return.
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Consider places that'll take you and your pet: Hotels are not required to accept pets during hurricane evacuations.
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First responders — police, fire, civil defense and the National Guard — are focused on evacuations and keeping residents safe.
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He said more evacuations would be ordered Thursday night, and urged people to prepare to leave their homes.
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Two or more doctors would need to request medical evacuations, to be reviewed by an independent medical panel.
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Florida emergency management officials began evacuations in advance of Irma's arrival, ordering tourists to leave the Florida Keys.
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Monroe County and Miami-Dade County, two of the southernmost regions of the state, have made evacuations mandatory.
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Aleppo cease-fire falls apart before first evacuations take place Aleppo cease-fire falls apart before first evacuations take place Residents of eastern Aleppo had their hopes of escape dashed Wednesday morning after a cease-fire brokered by Russia and Turkey fell apart less than 24 hours after it was announced.
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In other words, the ash-filled eruptions and massive evacuations are unusual — but lava flows from Kilauea are not.
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Mandatory evacuations have been issued across the area, including for the entire town of Malibu, according to the city.
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Evacuations are even underway for Louisiana residents as the storm closes in on the state, Good Morning America reports.
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Authorities ordered mandatory evacuations over concerns that an emergency spillway at the dam could fail and threaten nearby communities.
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Evacuations remain in place for Paradise as well as Butte Valley, Magalia, Concow and several other Butte County communities.
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Officials in Miami-Dade and Broward counties in Florida are ordering evacuations of certain residents in low-lying areas.
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The storm knocked out power and triggered evacuations from Florida to South Carolina as it powered up the coast.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered for homes in the northern area of Los Angeles County and several shelters were opened.
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Evacuations are staged by flood "zone," starting with Zone A and coastal barrier islands, where many Trump properties stand.
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Mandatory evacuations also began Wednesday in Miami-Dade County, where Mayor Carlos Gimenez ordered people to leave coastal areas.
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Simulations show that evacuations only run smoothly if the highways are running at less than full capacity, Mahmassani added.
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And evacuations were ordered Monday afternoon for residents in the Mountain Cove and Rainbow Ranch neighborhoods in Azusa, California.
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Government officials began evacuations and urged people to finalize all preparations as store shelves emptied out around Puerto Rico.
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About 500 firefighters were battling that fire, which prompted evacuations in neighborhoods including Mountaingate, West Los Angeles and Brentwood.
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They are used to conduct missions such as air policing, support for counter-terrorism operations, evacuations, and crisis response.
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Heavy rain produced by the system flooded areas of the northernmost island of Hokkaido, causing evacuations and riverbank collapses.
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With Hurricane Florence looming, South Carolina officials this week ordered evacuations in parts of the state, including Dorchester County.
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A voluntary evacuation of Charleston, South Carolina began late yesterday, with more evacuations anticipated throughout the state later today.
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Outside of medical evacuations and quits, I believe Devon is the first person ever sent home without a vote.
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Egeland said that it was misleading to consider them voluntary evacuations when the towns had been besieged for years.
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Evacuations are under way in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina ahead of Hurricane Matthew's expected landfall in Florida Thursday.
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Evacuations are now underway for Louisiana residents as the storm touches down in the state, Good Morning America reported.
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Near Mount Shasta, the deadly Carr Fire has so far incinerated 1,077 homes, forced mass evacuations, and killed eight.
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Two firefighters killed fighting Carr wildfire in California Wildfires force thousands of evacuations in northern California; Jeff Paul reports.
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A wildfire in rural Shasta County in Northern California tripled in size overnight, and more evacuations have been ordered.
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Ash fell over dozens of villages, but no casualties were reported and no evacuations took place, according to Reuters.
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The evacuations, put in force by shutting off of power, were set to take effect at 7 a.m. CDT.
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Without such access, proponents say, King Cove residents needing medical evacuations are at the mercy of notoriously stormy weather.
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According to the BBC, the fire has now grown to over 21,24 acres and has forced even more evacuations.
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A small explosion went off at Central Station, sparking panic and evacuations, before the attacker was killed by police.
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The City of Conroe also called for mass evacuations of a dozen communities as authorities say flooding is imminent.
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Dunkirk mission and 9/11 rescue The circumstances of these two large-scale evacuations were, of course, quite different.
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Winds of 125 mph whipped roofs off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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With many refusing to leave high-risk communities, some officials said they decided to carry out forced evacuations. Gov.
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Evacuations began Thursday in several communities and continued into the weekend, totaling orders in 20 communities and 23 counties.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department said in a statement Sunday that all mandatory and voluntary evacuations had been lifted.
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The Coconino County Sheriff's Office had ordered evacuations last week for communities north, east and west of Highway 87.
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He also encouraged residents to get prepared and stay alert in case the track changes and evacuations become necessary.
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Experts say major cyclones and floods are causing fewer deaths than in the past, thanks to alerts and evacuations.
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Authorities were investigating on Thursday after a spate of bomb threats prompted evacuations in several cities across the country.
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Residents were warned of evacuations when their cellphones blared with emergency messages and police officers went door to door.
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The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office says deputies were dispatched to help firefighters and California Highway Patrol officers with evacuations.
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"The story has evolved over time to be about medical evacuations when it started about commercial purposes," Jewell said.
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It's been used to support military operations around the world, and to distribute humanitarian aid and help during evacuations.
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This network would help in times of natural disaster, with constant, pinpoint-accurate data aiding evacuations and resource mobilization.
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Dramatic videos shot by residents and shared online showed flames lining the edge of the highways used for evacuations.
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A 60-m fragment of (hypothetical) asteroid #85033PDC is headed straight for New York, and evacuations are under way.
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Evacuations were ordered and major highways, including the interstate that links Los Angeles and Las Vegas, began to close.
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Kilauea's eruptions prompted mass evacuations as lava spewed hundreds of feet into the air and spread into residential areas.
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Louisiana is facing high winds, rain, and evacuations as the state bunkers down in preparation for Tropical Storm Barry.
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Mass evacuations would be triggered if either highway is hit by lava, said Hawaii National Guard spokesman Jeff Hickman.
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The derailment and subsequent fire prompted evacuations in the neighborhood, and there were no injuries, a report with NBCDFW.
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The choreographed evacuations at a fair ground and park ringing the Tokyo Dome baseball stadium involved around 300 volunteers.
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Evacuations Twelve thousand people were evacuated in Santa Barbara County, with animals at the local zoo threatened as well.
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Evacuations were expected to begin shortly, leaving the city fully in the hands of government forces, a definitive victory.
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The wildfire destroyed about 20 structures and caused hundreds of evacuations over the weekend amid a brutal heat wave.
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The Ferguson Fire, near Yosemite National Park, has led to evacuations there during the park's most popular tourist season.
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Some local governments in Louisiana ordered evacuations, and New Orleans imposed a curfew that is to begin on Saturday.
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At that point, ocean surge was already washing over low-lying roads, hampering evacuations, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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Evacuations were underway on parts of Molokai and Maui islands while power outages were being reported on social media.
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While evacuations and aid distribution continue, more rainfall is expected in the southwestern province of Khuzestan, which borders Iraq.
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It's the fifth such round of threats to prompt evacuations at Jewish centers since the beginning of the year.
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About 1,000 people were evacuated from the towns surrounding Beaumont on Thursday night and more evacuations are expected, Gov.
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His plain-spoken words and Irma's promise of devastation forced one of the largest evacuations this country has seen.
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In many of the communities, there was uncertainty as to how close the fire was when the evacuations began.
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No mandatory evacuations have been ordered, though many residents fled the area in cars, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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The United States has no plans to conduct additional evacuations from China though some Americans are asking for help.
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While towns along the coast declared either mandatory or optional evacuations, some residents stayed behind in the affected areas.
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Matthew triggered mass evacuations along the U.S. coast from Florida through Georgia and into South Carolina and North Carolina.
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Evacuations are also shaped by local transportation options—whether residents have cars, and how many roads lead to safety.
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Firefighters were battling a blaze that closed Highway 101 near the coast in Santa Barbara County and prompted evacuations.
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Scores of Haitians had flocked to the airport after hearing a rumor that there were going to be evacuations.
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SARC medical evacuations are meant to include not only the sick and wounded, but also their immediate family members.
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Mandatory evacuations on Georgia's Atlantic coast and some of South Carolina's barrier islands were due to begin on Saturday.
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Wednesday, and warned other residents living in areas affected by recent fires to prepare for evacuations and street closures.
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And farther inland, heavy rain pounded the Sierra foothills, the Sierra Star reported, leading to flash floods and evacuations.
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The Dare County Commission ordered evacuations of Hatteras Island, also part of the Outer Banks, on Monday and Tuesday.
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FEMA has worked closed the National Hurricane Center to study human behavior regarding evacuations and the conclusions are disheartening.
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As conditions allowed, swift-water rescue teams from out of state swooped in to assist local crews with evacuations.
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I am trained to do second trimester dilation and evacuations (D&Es), a technique sometimes used for surgical abortions.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu has declared a state of emergency, while other areas of the state have ordered evacuations.
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But there was no indication that any eruption would be any worse than previous ones, and no evacuations were ordered.
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Mandatory evacuations are in place in several communities while others have been told to get ready to leave if necessary.
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The Big Island is now bracing for a second phase of evacuations, with no end to the eruptions in sight.
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Officials have lifted some mandatory evacuations, but it&aposs not known how many people have been allowed to return home.
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U.S. Highway 550 north of Durango was periodically closed Saturday to accommodate the evacuations and because of heavy firefighter activity.
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Aleppo After some false starts and broken promises, evacuations and an even newer ceasefire plan are finally underway in Aleppo.
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The citations come roughly a month after Kilauea began spewing lava, destroying dozens of structures and forcing hundreds of evacuations.
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The breach has since been halted, but the evacuations were left in place until it was deemed safe to return.
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Similar evacuations have already been undertaken by the governments of the U.S., Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Italy, Russia and Japan.
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Several rivers in North Carolina are still overflowing into bordering towns, cutting off aid to residents and spurring new evacuations.
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Wounded fighters and their families were evacuated simultaneously on both sides, and plans were made for more aid and evacuations.
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The latest blaze, which is being dubbed the "Tenderfoot Fire," has forced hundreds of evacuations, according to CNN affiliate KPHO.
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Mandatory evacuations orders are urging more than 1 million people to leave parts of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
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Ms. Vincent bought portable battery packs to keep her phone charged to stay up-to-date on potential fire evacuations.
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And Hawaii's governor warned that more evacuations may be necessary as officials closely monitor another potential wave of violent eruptions.
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Eastern Cuba and most of central Cuba are under a state of emergency which includes evacuations and securing economic entities.
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On Thursday, the blaze moved toward the community of Ojai, forming a fiery circle surrounding the community and prompting evacuations.
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The number of buses being used had doubled to about 50, Malahifji said, suggesting the speed of evacuations was increasing.
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David Ige announced in a tweet that he had activated the Hawaii National Guard to help with security and evacuations.
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The fire caused evacuations, an extended shutdown of a major interstate highway and devastation to a major outdoor tourist attraction.
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One of the unfortunate hallmarks of parenthood is spending an inordinate amount of time considering your child's basic biological evacuations.
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As lava flows have grown more vigorous, there&aposs concern more homes may burn and more evacuations will be ordered.
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The blaze has killed two firefighters and prompted mandatory evacuations for many of the city's 19603,000 residents earlier this month.
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Eres had been reported missing after escaping into the streets of Redding amid the mass evacuations from the Carr Fire.
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On Friday, evacuations were ordered due to "multiple hazards" along several roads in addition to power outages in Yosemite Valley.
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A wildfire in a rural northern region of California has tripled in size overnight and more evacuations have been ordered.
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The proposal calls for safe evacuations, "immediate and unconditional" access to humanitarian aid, and protection of medical facilities and personnel.
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Bomb threats pour into Jewish community centers across the nation, prompting evacuations, and an actual bomb explodes at a mosque.
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Mass evacuations would be triggered if either highway is hit by lava, Hawaii National Guard spokesman Major Jeff Hickman said.
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The blaze had burned several homes and threatened hundreds more, forcing the evacuations of Idyllwild, Pine Cove and Fern Valley.
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Winds of 125 mph whipped roofs clean off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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He said evacuations of special-needs residents will begin Wednesday, and others might be ordered to head out of town.
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Evacuations were ordered Wednesday for Calistoga, a city of about 5,000 people in Napa County, as a fire burned nearby.
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Hazardous chemicals spilled into a river near California's Lake Tahoe, closing highways and forcing evacuations, The Lake Tahoe New reports.
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The National Weather Service reported sustained winds of 150 mph Friday morning, and was urging evacuations along the storm's route.
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I am a Katrina survivor... please take the evacuations seriously ❤❤ we are praying for each and every one!
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Evacuations are under way in the area as authorities warn residents of more rain to come paired with powerful winds.
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Officials in the city of Santa Rosa and Sonoma County called for the evacuations of five more areas Tuesday evening.
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Evacuations were ordered in a handful of coastal towns, and shelters were opened across a broad area of northern Florida.
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However it said all properties in the Woolsey Fire burn area were subject to possible evacuations and should take precautions.
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Three suspicious items were found in New York City on Friday morning, forcing evacuations of a major downtown transit hub.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Evacuations from the Syrian enclave of east Aleppo continued on Wednesday evening, a U.N. official in Syria said.
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Mandatory evacuations and road closures in affected areas are in effect and 116 structures are threatened, according to Cal Fire.
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Nearly 2628,28500 fires have already burned over 6900 million acres, threatening homes and prompting evacuations, and summer is only beginning.
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At least 120,000 people have fled the fires, with officials across the Los Angeles area ordering further evacuations Thursday morning.
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The Red Cross also said that freezing conditions with heavy snow and wind caused evacuations to move slower than expected.
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Residents and businesses near Lake Tahoma Dam appear to have dodged potential disaster Wednesday, after emergency officials called off evacuations.
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Mandatory evacuations for #CanyonFire2 in effect for homes east of Serrano, north of Nohl Ranch, south of 91 fwy. pic.twitter.
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Evacuations have been ordered for several small mountain communities near where a forest fire continues to grow in Southern California.
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Each year on September 19, cities across Mexico stage emergency disaster simulations and evacuations that bring people out in droves.
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Rosselló ordered evacuations ahead of deteriorating conditions, telling CNN that extensive preparations had been made to mitigate Maria's potential impact.
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The first evacuations came before dawn on May 3, when the volcano began its current cycle of eruptions and earthquakes.
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Evacuations were already planned in areas south of New Orleans, though the city has yet to issue an evacuation order.
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In Florida, where hurricane and tropical storm watches were in effect for part of the coast, officials were considering evacuations.
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Santa Barbara Zoo closed Saturday and many animals were placed into cages in case of possible evacuations, zoo officials said.
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The United Nations has drawn up plans for evacuations and identified hospitals in northern Syria that could receive the wounded.
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Saturday, CNN affiliate KSNW reported, prompting officials to order evacuations in the towns of Beaver and Forgan in Beaver County.
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Five hospitals, five nursing homes and fifteen assisted-living facilities had reported complete evacuations to the state by Thursday afternoon.
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Four more hospitals and five more nursing homes said they were planning evacuations, and one additional hospital evacuation was underway.
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Wildfires are raging across Northern California, forcing the evacuations of thousands there and in the southern part of the state.
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A wildfire near Idyllwild that broke out Wednesday also prompted evacuations in the San Jacinto mountain area of the county.
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The only airport in the Grand Bahama was also destroyed, which prevented any evacuations and aid deliveries, BBC News reports.
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Instead, the factors included things like access to a car — critical for evacuations — and whether the people spoke English fluently.
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The flooding triggered rescue operations followed by voluntary evacuations of part of West Houston, then an evacuation order, Bernstein said.
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"We're still a day or two away from making any decisions about any evacuations," Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry said Wednesday.
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China had not been informed by the United States of the latest evacuations, a ministry spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, said Thursday.
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Meanwhile, the seas climb higher, floodwaters roam wider, evacuations grow increasingly tangled, the cost of insurance jumps and infrastructure decays.
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Florida officials directed 6.5 million residents to leave their homes in one of the largest emergency evacuations in American history.
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About 450,000 people live within a 9-mile radius of Taal, and authorities issued total evacuations orders for the region.
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Go deeper: Self-driving cars could ease future evacuations Self-driving cars could be more fuel-efficient than human drivers
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John Lewis, deputy director of emergency services for Lackawanna County, told CNN there were evacuations and rescues throughout the county.
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On Wednesday afternoon, authorities also ordered evacuations of a campground and nearby subdivisions after flames moved closer to the reservoir.
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The airports are being used for emergency flights only, so large-scale evacuations before Hurricane Jose were impossible on Friday.
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Numerous cities up the coast declared states of emergency and issued mandatory evacuations as hurricane-force winds battered the coast.
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Mayor Sylvester Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations before the city was hit by torrential rain from Harvey.
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Late Sunday night, Robert Mardini of the International Committee of the Red Cross said on Twitter that evacuations had resumed.
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Lane's threat came as Maui residents also battled two brush fires, including one that caused evacuations in a resort area.
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By failing to do so, prosecutors argued, the executives were professionally negligent, leading to the disaster and the required evacuations.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department said no injuries or evacuations were reported and the fire was extinguished after 2 hours.
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Heavy rains, nearing 2 feet in some places, swamped the Houston, Texas metro area, causing significant flooding and forcing evacuations.
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Hurricane Florence neared Category 5 strength on Monday, forcing evacuations in coastal areas in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
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"This is not our first rodeo," Mr. Johnson said, pointing out the evacuations his constituents had experienced in recent years.
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That is when authorities ordered evacuations, concerned that the spillway could fail and send water downstream and toward residential areas.
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Beaumont police said on Twitter that 911 has received requests for more than 250 high water rescues and 403 evacuations.
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Let's dispense with the word "evacuations" for a moment and instead focus on the realities of what politicians can do.
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The final evacuations — busloads of civilians trundling through heavy snow — spell a major turning point in the six-year war.
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Photos from Monday's evacuations show men stripped to their underwear to show special forces that they were not carrying explosives.
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The Russian ceasefire plan calls for five-hour pauses to allow for aid deliveries and evacuations of civilians and wounded.
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Pizza Hut is under fire after a Florida location restricted workers' Hurricane Irma evacuations, in violation of the chain's guidelines.
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Overflowing drainage ditches on Sunday forced the voluntary evacuations of more than 1,000 people in one south Reno neighborhood, KOLO reported.
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Talks have centered on the paragraph demanding a cessation of hostilities for 30 days to allow aid access and medical evacuations.
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Jefferson Parish and Plaquemines Parish have instituted mandatory evacuations as a precaution in low-lying areas or those outside major levees.
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The Vietnam war was the first widespread use of helicopter evacuations, and the soldiers were treated quickly by nearby neurosurgical teams.
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The proposal echoes evacuations in other parts of Syria, where fighters and civilians withdrew to rebel territory near the Turkish border.
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The rebel evacuations were set in motion last week after Syria's opposition agreed to surrender its last footholds in eastern Aleppo.
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Much of the Colorado Springs area went into shut-down, as emergency evacuations and street closures took hold in some places.
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Hot winds fueling a massive wildfire that prompted evacuations in rural Northern California have pushed the flames into a neighboring county.
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The scope of evacuations put traffic at a standstill on Pacific Coast Highway, the only route to safety for Malibu residents.
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Those who did make it were forced into such hasty evacuations they they left valuables and in many cases, pets, behind.
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A brushfire on Maui, near the tourist resort area of Lahaina, also caused evacuations as the hurricane approached on Friday morning.
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In North Carolina, where Florence is expected to make landfall, mandatory evacuations were issued for barrier islands off the state's coast.
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During World War II the family moved around constantly because of wartime evacuations; young Bernard attended 13 schools in seven years.
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As of this morning, strong #winds had spread the #wildfire to 103,000 acres and prompted hundreds of #evacuations in #SonomaCounty. pic.twitter.
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Some 785,000 people were part of mandatory evacuations in Texas and Lousiana, and more than 200,000 homes are still without power.
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The evacuations applied to those in Dry Creek Valley, Mark West/Larkfield area, Fulton, Forestville, Guerneville, Occidental, Jenner and Bodega Bay.
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The voluntary and mandatory evacuations included the Miami area and extended all the way north past the city of St. Augustine.
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But Sunday, the fire had grown to more than 7,800 acres, destroying dozens of structures and prompting several evacuations and closures.
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In Fremont, Nebraska, roadways flooded and 2 levees were breached on Saturday morning, according to the Fremont Tribune, requiring mandatory evacuations.
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David Ige, who announced in a tweet that he had activated the Hawaii National Guard to help with security and evacuations.
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John Bel Edwards has already declared a state of emergency, with mandatory evacuations for parts of state ordered starting this morning.
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And authorities in Georgia have said they are monitoring the changing forecast and will decide Wednesday whether to carry out evacuations.
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Evacuations were under way in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina after Matthew, which hammered Haiti and Cuba, began battering the Bahamas.
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"These are quite phenomenal numbers for evacuations and we're going to be facing this on a more regular basis," Lynham said.
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"The Administration denied the petition, asserting that seat spacing did not affect the safety or speed of passenger evacuations," she wrote.
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Many celebrities and their families, including Lionel Richie, Ariana Grande and Paris Hilton, took to social media to announce their evacuations.
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No evacuations have been issued for the area, but those in neighborhoods near the blaze were ordered to shelter in place.
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She said a WHO team was on its way to Ramousah in south-west Aleppo where the evacuations would take place.
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More evacuations have been ordered as a devastating wildfire torches an area in and around the Northern California city of Redding.
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Mandatory evacuations are in place in several communities while other people have been told to get ready to leave if necessary.
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Northern California authorities say a quick-moving brushfire has burned at least one home and prompted evacuations during a heat wave.
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Though none of the threats was carried out, the calls and emails prompted evacuations and anxiety for many of the targets.
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The mall incidents, which ranged from minor melees to mass evacuations, occurred from Colorado to Tennessee and Texas to New Jersey.
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Winds gusting up to 5003 kmh (44 mph) also fanned major bushfires along the east coast, threatening homes and forcing evacuations.
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The governor of Camarines Sur, Miguel Villafuerte, posted on Twitter that nearly 50,000 family evacuations had been scheduled for 7 p.m.
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Almost 200 patients were transferred to hospitals in western rural Aleppo, Idlib and Turkey before evacuations ended Friday, the WHO said.
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X. I felt a little dehydrated the day before, but we had been through a lot [with the] cyclones and evacuations.
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By the numbers: The largest fire — the Thomas — is burning across 96,000 acres in Ventura County and has forced 50,000 evacuations.
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Federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale called it one of the largest fire evacuations in Canadian history, if not the largest.
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"Before Irma there was [Hurricane] Katrina, where we had to close 107 restaurants for evacuations," Waffle House spokesperson Pat Warner said.
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He noted that several coastal towns within Harris County, where Houston lies, had issued voluntary evacuations because of the storm surge.
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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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U.N. officials and human rights groups say the evacuations amount to a forced population displacement that may be a war crime.
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Mass evacuations have sent throngs onto jammed highways heading north and created a severe gas shortage in some parts the state.
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The leak has been isolated, the fire department said, adding that there were no injuries or evacuations due to the incident.
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Heavy rains pummeled the western part of the state on Tuesday and Wednesday, causing mudslides and forcing evacuations and road closures.
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Hawaii County Civil Defense on Sunday issued an emergency alert calling for immediate evacuations of sections of the Leilani Estates community.
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In Malibu, mandatory evacuations were ordered for the entire city of about 12,000 people that's known for its celebrity beachside homes.
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Their offices told CNN the legislative efforts were not influenced by contributions, and that they support the road for medical evacuations.
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Evacuations are in place for Sherman County and Wasco County, according to Mitch Ward, spokesman for the state fire marshal. Gov.
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Many gathered at the airport after hearing that there would be evacuations, though most have been unable to leave the island.
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The fire has forced evacuations of almost 600 homes in Costilla County and about 1,500 homes in Huerfano County, Inciweb said.
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Fanned by high winds, the Graham blaze has charred more than 21,1753 acres and Thursday evening forced evacuations and threatened homes.
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One of the largest has been southeast of Albuquerque, New Mexico, that has destroyed about two dozen homes and forced evacuations.
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Looting became a problem several days ago as evacuations began, leading authorities to beef up patrols in neighborhoods, he said Sunday.
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The Department of Transportation's inspector general will conduct an audit of airplane cabin evacuations following a request from two House Democrats.
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This includes planning for massive evacuations and making improvements to infrastructure related to water-flow resources to help ease the blow.
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Ige announced in a tweet on Thursday that he had activated the Hawaii National Guard to help with security and evacuations.
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Such fires have had devastating effects on residents, leading to mandatory evacuations, staggering property losses, and, sadly, a number of fatalities.
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Users of popular navigation apps like Waze are warning the services directed them to neighborhoods where wildfires forced closures and evacuations.
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A full list of evacuations and road closures can be found on the County of Santa Barbara and Ventura County websites.
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The state also had countless informal evacuations and rescues, strung together by residents and visitors who sometimes acted with little warning.
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Syria The first medical evacuations of people in desperate need of care have started in a rebel-held suburb of Damascus.
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The Getty Fire, which began Monday west of Interstate 68, had forced the evacuations of residents including NBA star LeBron James.
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The search by family and friends for missing loved ones has been complicated by the chaos of the evacuations this week.
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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp ordered evacuations in six counties, including all of Savannah's 150,000 residents, also effective at noon on Monday.
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Civil defense officials said contingency plans for further evacuations were being prepared with National Guard officials in case they become necessary.
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A fire in the Cleveland National Forest exploded, easily consuming 4,000 acres and forcing evacuations from two canyons in Orange County.
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Volcanic eruptions forced evacuations on the island of Hawaii, and officials warned of high levels of sulfur dioxide, a dangerous gas.
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The evacuations were not mandatory, and many people opted to stay in their neighborhoods despite the absence of electricity and gas.
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Among the topics listed for discussion were "medevacs," or medical evacuations, for those with symptoms or in need of further examinations.
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Local authorities ordered evacuations in the surrounding areas, and parts of Texas neighboring the panhandle are also vulnerable to fire exposure.
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TRAVEL BANS, EVACUATIONS Authorities have effectively quarantined Wuhan and the surrounding Hubei province, sealing off roads and shutting down public transport.
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And in Montenegro, the authorities have asked NATO for assistance in dealing with fires that had forced evacuations along the coast.
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It has destroyed at least 104 homes, forced the evacuations of several small communities, and closed a key mountain-pass road.
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Pinzon said officials lifted some mandatory evacuations Tuesday night, though he didn't know how many people were allowed to return home.
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Police and fire officials in Los Angeles helped with evacuations in areas damaged by the Creek and Fish fires, officials said.
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Along Oregon's Columbia River Gorge, extreme fire behavior forced more evacuations, while smoke swallowed Portland and embers jumped the Columbia River.
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No deaths had been reported as of Monday, which the authorities attributed to early warnings and evacuations that began on Friday.
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Dozens of cities and counties in increasingly-northern regions of Florida are issuing mandatory evacuations that have affected millions of residents.
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Brown said deputies and search and rescue team members went door-to-door Monday conducting evacuations in the mandatory evacuation areas.
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Just to the southeast, firefighters also were battling a blaze that erupted Thursday morning in Riverside County's Jurupa Valley, prompting evacuations.
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But de Mistura said he regarded the pauses in the bombing as a response to the U.N. request for medical evacuations.
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By year's end, the ASPCA assisted more than 9,000 animals through pre-disaster evacuations, field rescue, and post-disaster relief efforts.
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The Willow Cove Elementary School in nearby Pittsburg will be closed Thursday because of the fire and evacuations, fire officials said.
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The county's Department of Emergency Management was quick to send out alerts and calls for evacuations early and often in October.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve has the most comprehensive travel insurance, covering everything from trip cancellations and interruptions to emergency medical evacuations.
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The big picture: Two colliding trends will likely make evacuations in this storm-prone population center trickier in the meantime, however.
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Resident Rusty Miller said that his experience with previous storm evacuations taught him to hunker down and hope the electricity stays on.
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"There is a desperate need for medical evacuations; hospitals are short of surgical trauma items and blood products for transfusions," she said.
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Alberto&aposs approach to the region triggered mandatory evacuations of some small, sparsely populated Gulf Coast barrier islands in one Florida county.
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The governor declared a state of emergency in 1003 western counties on Thursday after the fires resulted in evacuations in several counties.
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Ige announced in a tweet earlier this month that he had activated the Hawaii National Guard to help with security and evacuations.
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Pinzon says officials lifted some mandatory evacuations Tuesday night, though he didn&apost know how many people were allowed to return home.
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But buses that arrived at a collection point in the countryside to pick up villagers waited for hours without any evacuations happening.
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Mandatory evacuations in Missouri Besides Arkansas, other states along the Mississippi River are experiencing their own threats from the rising water levels.
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A wildfire that prompted evacuations from about 2550,2680 homes in southwestern Colorado has grown to nearly 210 square miles (35 square kilometers).
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It did not advise evacuations, but said strong and dangerous currents were possible and people should secure boats and avoid waterfront areas.
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The last 35,000 civilians and rebels were evacuated from east Aleppo on Thursday, according to the United Nations, which is monitoring evacuations.
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Flooding in Arkansas has already closed 12 state highways, and 400 households have agreed to voluntary evacuations, said Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson.
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The evacuations are called mainly in hillside areas burned by winter wildfires and where in January 21 people were killed in mudslides.
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Gas stations with police tape all the round the pumps to indicate they had completely run out of gas during the evacuations.
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But when Hurricane Harvey hit the Houston area last week, evacuations and rescue efforts forced patients to seek treatment anywhere they could.
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Missouri Governor Mike Parson declared a state of emergency for his state as high water forced evacuations of several small farm communities.
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Mandatory evacuations were also issued for the harbors in several Mississippi coastal cities, including Gulfport, Long Beach, and Biloxi, according to WLOX.
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Known as the Hill Fire, it burned across 273 acres and led to the mandatory evacuations and the shutdown of Highway 2540.
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The expected evacuations come after the federal government arranged a flight to get nearly 0003 U.S. citizens out of Wuhan last week.
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The Getty Fire has already torched 500 acres and prompted tons of mandatory evacuations ... including the home of NBA superstar LeBron James.
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That blaze, the Easy fire, tripled in size in two hours, leading local officials to order evacuations for parts of two communities.
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Later on Monday, the Security Council will vote in New York on a resolution to allow U.N. staff to monitor the evacuations.
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Evacuations were ordered, and electricity was cut off for fear of igniting a gas leak (some 800 households are now without power).
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Along the US East Coast governors in four states declared states of emergency and two told residents to prepare for possible evacuations.
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"Capacity to treat emergency cases is minimal, and that is why we are working on a plan for medical evacuations," he said.
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If the lava flows cut off the highways, officials may resort to air evacuations to get residents trapped in the area out.
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About 2,500 National Guard troops were deployed to assist with evacuations and storm preparations, and more than 4,000 others were on standby.
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Viewers watching KHOU weren't able to see the rescue as Smith had already been knocked off the air due to the evacuations.
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Plaquemines Parish made sandbags available to people in areas not under evacuations orders, as did several other communities in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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A powerful nor'easter pounded New England last week, prompting coastal evacuations and causing flooding so extreme that water rushed into downtown Boston.
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"We have been working, planning to respond to evacuations for a while and specifically to provide shelters with emergency assistance," she said.
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The rising waters were being acutely felt in Greenville, where authorities had ordered evacuations for about one-tenth of its 90,000 people.
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Evacuations were under way in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina after Matthew, which hammered Haiti and strafed Cuba, began battering the Bahamas.
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But officials say the twin fires threaten 1803,300 buildings and some new evacuations were ordered over the weekend as the flames spread.
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He says more than 100 officers and 260 National Guard soldiers are helping with evacuations and providing security in the empty neighborhoods.
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A shelter for people displaced by a massive blaze in Northern California has reached full capacity as fire authorities order more evacuations.
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Some evacuations were lifted but officials said Yosemite Valley, the heart of tourism in the park, will remain closed until August 3.
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The storm system raked Louisiana and Mississippi on Sunday, knocking out power in spots, causing evacuations and spinning off a deadly tornado.
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Dry thunderstorms and gusty winds have expanded a San Juan National Forest wildfire that has forced evacuations of more than 1,900 homes.
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It killed hundreds battering through the Caribbean, and knocked out power, forced evacuations, and flooded beaches as it scoured the Florida coastline.
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Many had been sleeping on the streets and in bombed-out buildings in subfreezing temperatures since Friday, when earlier evacuations were interrupted.
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According to Ian, this school year has already had two classroom evacuations and 10 students who have been attacked by the bully.
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California evacuations About 200 homes near San Bernardino, California, were briefly evacuated Tuesday evening, as the Mart Fire grew to 670 acres.
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Numerous commenters took offense to the image – which came amid sweeping evacuations across the state – including Hochstein's former co-star, Joanna Krupa.
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Trucks used for the evacuations went into Baghouz on Saturday and four have so far emerged carrying people, a Reuters witness said.
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The resolution provides for a 30-day nationwide ceasefire, weekly UN aid convoys and medical evacuations, but has several glaring weak points.
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Florida: Evacuations and a rush for supplies Hurricane watches may be issued for parts of South Florida and the Keys on Thursday.
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In the Bahamas, emergency evacuations have been ordered for six southern islands -- Mayaguana, Inagua, Crooked Island, Acklins, Long Cay and Ragged Island.
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On Friday, Schneider said, the community started to move residents into those shelters, and evacuations into the shelters will continue Saturday morning.
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"It's scary, we have never had anything like this before," said Mary Hernandez of Richmond in metropolitan Houston, where evacuations were underway.
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Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii (CNN)It's been 4 weeks since Kilauea first erupted but lava is still flowing, consuming neighborhoods and forcing evacuations.
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The advancing lava prompted additional evacuations amid fears that residents could become trapped on a corner on the Big Island's eastern side.
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With the storm set to make landfall on Thursday or Friday morning, evacuations are underway in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
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An earlier version of this article and its web capsule misstated the number of evacuations after a natural gas leak in October.
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About 2,500 people were initially forced out of their homes when authorities ordered mandatory evacuations, but most were allowed to return Saturday.
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The U.N. helped lead that effort with nearly 28503 million civilians evacuated — one of the largest managed civilian evacuations in modern history.
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Photos and videos from the scene showed panic and chaos during evacuations at the Cielo Vista mall where the Walmart was located.
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A brush fire was raging through Riverside County in Southern California on Wednesday, reportedly spanning more than 1,53 acres and prompting evacuations.
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Massive lava flows have scorched everything in its path, forcing the evacuations of more than 22018,2137 residents and already destroying several homes.
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Evacuations: Some 2300,2100 people were under mandatory evacuation orders in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties Monday afternoon, Thomas County fire officials said.
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Police have arrested a man in connection with a Southern California wildfire that has burned 12 cabins and led to some evacuations.
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Here are the latest updates: New fires south of L.A. started Thursday afternoon in Orange County and San Diego, prompting school evacuations.
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Residents were ordered to evacuate some nearby areas, but New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said no evacuations were ordered from the city.
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The European Union has dispatched firefighters and aid to Greece, Sweden, and Latvia, where forest fires have also forced evacuations, reports AFP.
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A firefighter died on Sunday while battling the Ferguson Fire, which is near Yosemite National Park and has led to evacuations there.
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Congress should also require that the agency get updated tests on airline evacuations to ensure that cramped cabins are not death traps.
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Mandatory evacuations forced thousands from their homes as the edge of Harvey blew ashore across more than 300 miles of Gulf coast.
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A dam in northwestern Puerto Rico suffered structural damage on Friday, prompting evacuations of areas nearby in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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"When the Keys and Miami started to do evacuations, they should have done Naples and Fort Myers and Tampa equally," he said.
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The alert for residents is at the warning level, Campanella said; if it gets to the emergency level, authorities would order evacuations.
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Mandatory evacuations of low-lying coastal areas, not just the beaches, were issued earlier for this storm than I recall happening before.
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Evacuations will continue for some time, he said and Highway 154, which traverses the center of the evacuation zone, will remain closed.
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Historically, perfecting evacuations for hurricanes has received a lot more attention, which makes practical sense: They tend to affect millions, not thousands.
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" Read more " Seven coastal counties from Corpus Christi to the western end of Galveston ordered mandatory evacuations of at least some areas.
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While the coronavirus has not yet triggered evacuations from military bases overseas, it's not something anyone can rule out at this point.
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Thursday's eruption, authorities said, was of relatively short duration and did not trigger the new evacuations and ash fall many had feared.
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Government officials have declared mandatory evacuations for the Florida Keys, as well as many other low lying coastal areas in South Florida.
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Extreme heat and strong winds contributed to the quick spread of bushfire, leading to mass evacuations, according to NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian.
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The scenes are reminiscent of the mass evacuations that occurred when regime troops overran Aleppo in a brutal military campaign in 2016.
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Los Angeles County officials ordered evacuations in areas affected by the recent Creek and La Tuna Canyon fires starting at 6 p.m.
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The base, which employs more than 16,000 military personnel and 7,400 civilians, remained on lockdown with slow evacuations underway throughout the day.
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Carrying out the evacuations requires the cooperation not just of foreign powers but also of the loose coalitions of fighters in Syria.
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While no explosives were ever recovered, the federal indictments say the calls and emails prompted evacuations or lockdowns of the targeted facilities.
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Mandatory evacuations have already begun in the Florida Keys with the storm expected to hit sometime Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
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Authorities have laid out a danger zone within a four-kilometer radius, but so far there has been no need for evacuations.
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Still, the federal government has no formal control over one crucial area of limiting potential damage and loss of life: issuing evacuations.
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In Virginia, mandatory evacuations began Tuesday morning for about 245,000 residents in a portion of Hampton Roads and the Eastern Shore area.
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A fire broke out near Santa Barbara on Monday afternoon, prompting thousands of mandatory evacuations in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
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The supposed rationale for this road — to facilitate medical evacuations from the small village of King Cove — does not bear serious examination.
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Their discovery after 10 days inside the cave, and the successful evacuations on Sunday, beat what many had seen as discouraging odds.
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Evacuations resumed Monday, and it's reported that as many as 50,000 civilians remain in the city recently captured by the Syrian government.
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It "demands that all parties cease hostilities without delay" and allows for the provision of emergency aid and evacuations of the wounded.
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We were doing evacuations on Sonoma Mountain at the time, making sure the fire didn't jump the road and reach the mountainside.
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He said it remained unclear how many individuals whose whereabouts were unknown had perished or fallen out of touch in chaotic evacuations.
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But Save the Children said Wednesday that while the evacuations may bring some reprieve from the conflict, they were not cause for celebration.
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The regulator said no injuries, fire or evacuations resulted from Monday's leak at the terminal in Strathcona County, near the provincial capital Edmonton.
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The fire started last Saturday on Party Rock, prompting evacuations there and also around the village of Chimney Rock, CNN-affiliate WLOS reported.
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In Taylor County, there were voluntary evacuations for those in coastal zones and beach communities, mobile homes, RV parks and low-lying areas.
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"The majority of the people that I know, especially in areas that have been under the mandatory evacuations, they're hunkered down," he says.
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Hawaii Civil Defense and National Guard are pressuring remaining residents to leave and threatening mandatory evacuations if lava closes the remaining exit routes.
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More than 14 million people are under a flood warning or flash-flood watch and residents have been advised to prepare for evacuations.
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While Broward County in Fort Lauderdale is not yet calling for evacuations, it has closed schools for Thursday and Friday, CBS Miami reported.
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Wildfires in northwestern Oklahoma prompted evacuations of multiple towns, according to state officials, who said more than 10,000 acres (0003,000 hectares) have burned.
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The town of Grande-Synthe, the site of the two evacuations, is a way-station for some migrants, many of them Iraqi Kurds.
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Evacuations in national park Elsewhere, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park evacuated employees from the Elkmont and park headquarters housing areas on Monday.
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City residents used carts to push cases of bottled water and coolers full of ice, after warnings of possible power outages and evacuations.
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Earlier this week, authorities ordered mandatory evacuations over concerns that an emergency spillway at the Oroville Dam could fail and threaten nearby communities.
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The National Weather Service in Sacramento on Sunday was advising all residents in Northern California's interior to prepare for flooding and possible evacuations.
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"Information gets through with a delay," says Igor Kochetkov of the Russian LGBT-Network, which has also begun organising evacuations from the region.
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There were 600 Australians registered in the Hubei region as of last week, and Payne said Canberra would consider further evacuations if needed.
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Counties have also issued voluntary evacuations, with North Carolina's Department of Public Safety stating it is a decision for local officials to make.
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Roy Cooper said in a statement announcing a request for a federal disaster declaration ahead of the storm, which has triggered coastal evacuations.
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Many of these past derailments have resulted in the release of hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil and have prompted local evacuations.
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The family thought the storm wouldn't be so bad because the city hadn't called for evacuations, not even for the elderly and disabled.
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On Friday, he ordered the evacuation of multiple barrier islands as Irma neared the US. The evacuations, which would begin at 10 a.m.
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The N.B.A. star said he and his family had to drive around looking for a place to stay after fires prompted mandatory evacuations.
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Fires fueled by strong winds The Kincade Fire prompted massive evacuations and destroyed 49 structures by Thursday, commercial and residential, fire officials said.
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But mass evacuations meant everything from pet dogs to farm animals and wildlife have also needed to find respite, making for dramatic pictures.
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Western powers have accused Russia and Syria of committing atrocities by bombing hospitals, killing civilians and preventing medical evacuations, accusations that they reject.
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An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.0 struck near Cushing, Oklahoma, prompting evacuations, but there were no reports of injuries, authorities said.
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The damaged area has reached more than 43,24 acres, with the fire forcing evacuations of hundreds of residents and animals from the region.
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In eight days, they've burned more than 213,000 acres, destroyed close to 5,700 structures and forced the evacuations of at least 40,000 people.
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Many celebrities and their families taken to social media to announce their evacuations as high winds from Santa Ana fueled flames this week.
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As the flames swept closer to the city limits, ash rained down and red skies became the backdrop for hundreds of mandatory evacuations.
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This has resulted in the mandatory evacuations from Anaheim Hills and parts of Orange, with critical fire conditions in effect until Tuesday morning.
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If Deepwater Wind's reticence to discuss emergency evacuations is any indicator, I'm not the only one who finds the scenario a bit frightening.
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Residents were ordered to evacuate some nearby areas, but the New Orleans mayor said no evacuations were ordered from the low-lying city.
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In all, some 785,000 people were part of mandatory evacuations in Texas and Lousiana, and more than 200,000 homes are still without power.
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In all, some 785,000 people were part of mandatory evacuations in Texas and Lousiana, and more than 200,000 homes are still without power.
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Mandatory evacuations orders are urging more than 1 million people to leave parts of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, USA Today reported.
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The wildfires in Fort McMurray, Alberta that began in May caused mass evacuations and were declared under control two months later, in July.
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Authorities say a deadly wildfire that forced thousands of evacuations in Northern California has grown slightly and containment remained at just 5 percent.
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Additionally, this will require establishing NEO impact response and recovery procedures, which have yet to be determined, but would likely involve mass evacuations.
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Some evacuations have been lifted but officials say Yosemite Valley, the heart of tourism in the park will remain closed until August 3.
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Over the past two days, heavy rains in the central United States have caused floods that have covered roadways and forced multiple evacuations.
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The Carr Fire prompted mandatory evacuations for tens of thousands of people in Redding, a city hundreds of miles north of San Francisco.
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Interstate 20163 was closed for a 22016-mile stretch between The Dalles and Mosier and the radius for evacuations was a half-mile.
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Missouri Governor Mike Parson declared a state of emergency for his state Wednesday as high water forced evacuations of several small farm communities.
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In Burbank, California, a brush fire forced mandatory evacuations on homes on two streets on Wednesday night, according to the Burbank Fire Department.
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A house was on fire and police had closed roads and were carrying out evacuations following what they described as a "serious incident".
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Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez on Wednesday evening announced mandatory evacuations for most of the county's coastal cities beginning at 9 a.m.
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The California wildfires have so far scorched over 170,000 acres of land and forced evacuations of more than 25,000 as of Tuesday night.
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Authorities had 50,000 masks available as a precaution though the alert level on the volcano remained unchanged and there had been no evacuations.
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In late 2017, authorities raised the alert level on Agung after a spike in activity, triggering evacuations and travel chaos at the time.
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Bomb or shooting threats led to partial evacuations or lockdowns for at least 11 New Jersey schools on Tuesday, NBC New York reported.
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A U.S. amphibious assault ship arrived in the U.S. Virgin Islands on Thursday and sent helicopters for medical evacuations from the destroyed hospital.
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Eastern Nebraska has been the hardest hit by flooding, as evacuations were ordered for communities near the Platte River by the Iowa border.
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The Bahamas, a nation of about 3347,000, ordered evacuations for six southern islands -- Mayaguana, Inagua, Crooked Island, Acklins, Long Cay and Ragged Island.
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The dramatic mass exodus from South Florida could become one of the largest evacuations in US history, CNN senior meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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His emergency preparedness plan also called for disaster drills that put agencies in worst-case scenarios, such as the need for mass evacuations.
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Brown, who is not involved with the health care association, has conducted research on how hurricane threats and evacuations affect nursing home residents.
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Northern Command has deployed 73 helicopters, three C-130 aircraft and eight para-rescue teams to aid in search and rescue and evacuations.
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UBS economist Sam Coffin expects that 55,000 jobs were lost in the month because of the storms, and many from Irma-related evacuations.
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Their newness may have had an impact on how quickly the team called for support and the way evacuations were conducted, Warren said.
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Kilauea has been erupting for the past four weeks, destroying dozens of homes and prompting evacuations by those who live near the volcano.
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The fires have consumed more than 2628 square miles and led to mandatory evacuations for at least 28503,22019 residents, according to Cal Fire.
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Before the mandatory evacuations were lifted, Kathy Sanborn slept in her car waiting to hear about the damage to her home in Sylmar.
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Generators have failed catastrophically in hospitals and nursing homes around the country during prolonged power outages, endangering patients and leading to chaotic evacuations.
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They reported that shots were fired at helicopters, halting evacuations from the Convention Center in New Orleans where many people had taken refuge.
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In Colombia, turnout for the referendum may have been depressed by a hurricane that hit the day before, forcing evacuations in some areas.
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The United Nations called for a more comprehensive humanitarian pause — with aid deliveries and medical evacuations — but that did not come to pass.
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The fire, about 15 miles outside the town of Durango, is 0% contained and has forced the evacuations of 1,500 residents, Mackensen said.
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Roy Cooper (R) declared a state of emergency last week ahead of the storm, and ordered evacuations from coastal communities throughout the week.
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Though the current cease-fire is holding — the WHO said evacuations were "going smoothly" — concerns that fighting could resume at any moment remain.
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As strained local governments struggle to care for their citizens during disasters and evacuations, prisoners are often low on the list of priorities.
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Latest developments • Told to leave: Evacuations in some of the area's most affluent neighborhoods near the Skirball Fire affected 2101,000 people, officials said.
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