Davíd and his parents have taken refuge in another town.
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Its staff members had taken refuge in armored safe rooms.
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One FMLN ex-president, Mauricio Funes, has taken refuge in Nicaragua.
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Still, dozens of evacuees have taken refuge in a Walmart parking lot.
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They have taken refuge in villages already seriously affected by the conflict.
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Those who had taken refuge here are fleeing and have no haven left.
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The hotel still had power, and others had taken refuge there as well.
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The hotel still had power, and others had taken refuge there as well.
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His Armenian parents had taken refuge there while they waited for visas to America.
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The second component comprised Moroccan and Algerian jihadists who had taken refuge in Spain.
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Ms. Cardalda, 55, had taken refuge at her sister's apartment in Old San Juan.
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Among those who have taken refuge in neighboring countries, 1.2 million are of childbearing age.
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Together with a few friends, he had taken refuge in a safe house outside Managua.
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Then I came across Fudoudo, a small temple building where the Kobayashis had taken refuge.
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They had taken refuge in rooms in the gambling area rather than fleeing the building.
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They support the internationally recognized government that has taken refuge in the eastern city of Tobruk.
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India can help by abandoning a merciless plan to deport Rohingya who have taken refuge there.
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Sonic, you see, has taken refuge on Earth, watching but keeping his distance from its denizens.
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At least 10 people have been killed, and more than 19883,000 have taken refuge in shelters.
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On Monday, the university library where the students had taken refuge was a scene of devastation.
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Meanwhile, oxygen is starting to run low in the remote cavern where the children have taken refuge.
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The hope was to reach remote chambers where the boys and their coach might have taken refuge.
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Our reporters are at the convention center in Houston, where thousands have taken refuge from the floodwaters.
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In that desert town, he reunited with his family, who had taken refuge in a cinderblock house.
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In less than two months a total of at least 582,000 of them have taken refuge in Bangladesh.
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During a long period of exile from the Maldives, Mr Nasheed had taken refuge in nearby Sri Lanka.
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De Grazia thanked Italy on Twitter, though he did not say he had taken refuge in the embassy.
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Hundreds of police officers and civilians who had taken refuge at the airport were fleeing into the darkness.
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At least 12,000 people had taken refuge in 126 emergency shelters, Cooper said, with more facilities being opened.
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Seven more family members have taken refuge in Mr. Navuson's home after losing their own to the storm.
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Mr. Bukar's hunting group is well acquainted with the remote forest areas where the militants have taken refuge.
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Many in Eastern Ghouta, where close to 400,000 people are living, have taken refuge in makeshift underground shelters.
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It's soon after Jack's death and she's taken refuge in another white house, this one along Nantucket Sound.
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Paris must also hand over around 15 Italian leftist militants who have taken refuge in France in recent decades.
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Coutu believes that Marshall may have taken refuge at a neighbor's or gone to search for some beer cans.
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Others have taken refuge in Myanmar towns, accusing the insurgents of attacking them on suspicion of being government spies.
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As of September 2016, 55,107 displaced people remained and many of them, have taken refuge in the United States.
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Spain is struggling to contain its Catalan separatist movement and the President of Catalonia has taken refuge in Belgium.
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Two North Korean suspects in the case have taken refuge inside, adding to tensions between the former close allies.
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Others have taken refuge in Myanmar towns, complaining of being attacked by the insurgents on suspicion of being government spies.
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Al-Abdullah said SDF forces were working to expel the militants from a nearby neighborhood where they had taken refuge.
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Twenty-five associates of one victim, a gay rights activist, have taken refuge in safe houses provided by diplomatic missions.
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Unbeknown to the traumatized father, the pair has taken refuge in the hotel, but there is no sign of Chris.
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By midday, Lopez had taken refuge at the Spanish ambassador's residence and the military had come out in support of Maduro.
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Some trekked for weeks before reaching Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin state, where they have taken refuge in a local church.
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In one instance, Nordland, along with a videographer and a photographer, descends upon a remote house where the couple have taken refuge.
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He was a deft present-moment Buddhist improviser and I'm an afflicted backward-looking Catholic (despite having taken refuge vows in 2010).
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Both men were involved in the same incident that led J.D. to go AWOL, and now they've taken refuge among the Outsiders.
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The grounds are covered in a fresh layer of snow; everything seems calm, untouchable; much of the city has taken refuge indoors.
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She then drives an hour north to a small coastal city, arriving at a walled compound where she's taken refuge since November.
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Mr. Machar, who fled South Sudan last month after a brief attempt at reconciliation, is believed to have taken refuge in Sudan.
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Bahrain was regarded as an important conduit between Saudi Arabia and Iran, where some in al Qaeda's upper echelons had taken refuge.
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More than 200,000 people have taken refuge in such sites set up across the country after widespread ethnic killings, many by soldiers.
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Meanwhile, Bangladesh — a poor, populous country, where some 640,000 Rohingya have taken refuge since August — says their welcome is a temporary one.
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Carlos Ghosn, the company chairman who was ousted after being accused of financial wrongdoing in Japan, has unexpectedly taken refuge in Lebanon.
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Some have taken refuge in cars after the winds ripped the roofs of their homes, only to be trapped in the flood.
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Assange had taken refuge in the embassy in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over a sexual assault investigation that was later dropped.
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It was only a year since she had fled the war in Syria and taken refuge in the Turkish border town of Gaziantep.
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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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"I thank Italy for the welcome," De Grazia wrote on Twitter, though he did not say he had taken refuge in the embassy.
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Images and video footage shared online showed the blown-out walls of a building where the militants were believed to have taken refuge.
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We visit myriad undocumented immigrants, from caravan members to arrestees to a family that's taken refuge from deportation in a Washington Heights church.
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The top Muslim Sunni Fatwa office called it "inappropriate" and said protesters had taken refuge inside the mosque and were taken care of.
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Henceforth, he promised, people who have fled persecution in neighbouring countries and taken refuge in India would be granted quicker access to citizenship.
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Pro-government forces ramped up pressure by cordoning off Zabadani and Madaya, where many civilians from Zabadani — including Nisrine, the teacher — had taken refuge.
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In a flood, this can be particularly scary if they choose to board a temporary sanctuary someone has taken refuge on — like a roof.
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Bipartisan bills of any significance are a near-extinct species in this warming Washington climate, in which politicians have taken refuge at either pole.
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Ecuador's new president, Lenin Moreno, has expressed an interest in dislodging Assange from his country's London Embassy, where he has taken refuge since 2012.
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Protesters gathered outside the defense headquarters, where Mr. Nasheed had taken refuge, and he faced a mutiny by some in the police and military.
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Of these five, one has taken refuge in the headquarters of a political party, and the other three he does not know their whereabouts.
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Since Mr. Trump was elected, 34 people facing deportation have publicly taken refuge inside of churches, including four this week, according to the Rev.
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He said that many Taliban fighters had taken refuge in people's homes, but that government forces were preparing a counterattack to recover lost ground.
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Syrian refugees escape the war, but die from the cold More than a million Syrians have taken refuge in Lebanon, straining the country's resources.
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I even remember that one time customers on the terrasse had taken refuge inside to avoid the drunken crowd of 40 students getting crazy outside.
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The party's leader, Leopoldo López, is under house arrest and its national co-ordinator, Freddy Guevara, has taken refuge in the Chilean embassy since 2017.
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It made her think back to when she was a child and Iraqis, fleeing the American invasion of their country, had taken refuge in Syria.
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The Australian, now 47, had skipped bail and taken refuge there in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over a sexual assault investigation later dropped.
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He had spent the worst hours of Maria with his entire weight braced against the door of an inland house where his family had taken refuge.
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But other demonstrators had taken refuge in the building and by the time they realized it was burning, they were trapped and could not get out.
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Of the two more obvious candidates in his party, Voluntad Popular, one is under house arrest and the other has taken refuge in the Chilean embassy.
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Over 274,22 Rohingya have already taken refuge in the camps since a Myanmar military clearance operation forced them to abandon their villages in northern Rakhine State.
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"There will be conflicts over land and over resources," he added, speaking in Erbil, where the council has taken refuge after Islamic State's takeover of Mosul.
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Last week, even the camp where they had taken refuge was set upon by nine suicide bombers from Boko Haram, the most coordinated attack in months.
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The police are seeking seven North Korean men in the case, including two believed by the authorities to have taken refuge at the North Korean Embassy.
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Others were woken up in the middle of the night in the shelters where they had taken refuge, and told to pay up or get out.
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About 1.5 million Syrians, or a quarter of the Lebanese population, have taken refuge in Lebanon since the crisis began in 2011, according to the Lebanese government.
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The Pope was slated to finish his trip Saturday in Bangladesh, where more than 620,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar have taken refuge from what some call genocide.
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Late Sunday, as the storm moved up Florida's west coast, officials said 28,000 people had taken refuge in 45 county shelters in Hillsborough County, which includes Tampa.
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Defensive plays like utilities, healthcare and telecoms, which investors had taken refuge in earlier in the week when trade uncertainties hit risk appetite, started to wear out.
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As the Red Army arrived in the city of Chelm, where Mr. Rozenfeld had taken refuge, Mr. Rozenfeld again joined their ranks and fought to liberate Berlin.
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Rescuers are worried about diminishing oxygen levels in the cavern where they have taken refuge, as well as monsoon rains that could push water levels even higher.
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In 21919, when he was twenty-four, he married a sixteen-year-old girl named Mary Stilwell, who had taken refuge in his office during a rainstorm.
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Iran's state television confirmed on Monday night that security forces had shot and killed protesters who had taken refuge in marshes in the southern city of Mahshahr.
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Tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans have taken refuge on the U.S. mainland as the island recovers from two major hurricanes that ravaged the territory last month.
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That would have led to the closing of the North Korean Embassy, with at least one suspect who has taken refuge there no longer safe from arrest.
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Pastor Deyni Ventura visited a survivor in the hospital, whom she identified only as Norman, who had taken refuge in a handicapped bathroom stall crammed with 30 people.
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On September 2580th, the day when Mangkhut hit Luzon, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported 22.5,2105 people had taken refuge in shelters (mainly schools).
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Two million Libyans, a number equivalent to one-fifth of Tunisia's population or one-third of the pre-NATO intervention population of Libya, have taken refuge in Tunisia.
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In 1906, American troops massacred about 600 people — including rebels, women and children — who had taken refuge in the Bud Dajo volcanic crater on the island of Jolo.
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On the second occasion, he said, Jews who had escaped and taken refuge in a farmhouse were killed with the Zyklon B gas used for the broader extermination.
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Even so, it would be well into the day before the attack was subdued, when an American airstrike destroyed the warehouse where the Taliban attackers had taken refuge.
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The air in the cave is thin, but there are many places where they could have taken refuge that have enough oxygen to sustain them, Mr. Unsworth said.
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Less senior Taliban fighters have taken refuge in the region's towns and cities, where some have sought protection from allied sectarian Sunni militant groups such as Lashkar-e-Jhangvi.
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The plot is faithful to the comics, which focus on an extraordinary race of people, the Inhumans, who have taken refuge on a moon-base city known as Attilan.
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If more African courts could try human-rights abusers, either in their home countries or in those where they have taken refuge, then perhaps fewer tyrants would escape justice.
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Credico also texts Stone selfies taken outside of what appears to be the Embassy of Ecuador in London, where Assange has taken refuge, days before Assange held his Oct.
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Many had taken refuge in Turkey in recent years because of their opposition to the Y.P.G., and 15 people had also traveled from Afrin for the meeting, organizers said.
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By late afternoon, Khogyani said one attacker was still holding out, battling the security forces, and 45 people had taken refuge in a fortified "safe room" in the compound.
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The Russian-led alliance is pushing into densely populated parts of Idlib province in the northwest where millions of people who fled fighting elsewhere in Syria have taken refuge.
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Now, she and about 100 relatives have taken refuge in a large tent they built on a strip of land wedged between a peanut field and a banana grove.
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North Korea has refused to allow the police to interview two of the suspects, who are said to have taken refuge at the embassy where Mr. Ri addressed reporters.
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About 330,000 Sunni Arabs have taken refuge in the oil-rich Kirkuk province in the last two years, after Islamic State swept through northern, central and western Iraq in 2014.
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Divers are now closing in on elevated dry area, called Pattaya Beach, where they believe the missing boys may have taken refuge in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system.
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Horses rescued from the fire at the San Luis Rey training center were taken to Del Mar racetrack, where between 800 and 850 horses have taken refuge from the fire.
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A head shot dated 1966 shows her shortly after our family's return from Rome, where my parents had taken refuge from the hostile reaction to their interracial marriage in 1958.
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Frank Bruni Exiled by his movie-industry colleagues, Harvey Weinstein has taken refuge among the scorpions and cactuses of Arizona, where he's immersed in what has been described as rehab.
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The crisis appears to be spilling over to the nearby city of Iligan, where people fleeing the fighting have taken refuge while fearing that insurgents could be hiding among them.
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Officials estimated that more than 30,000 people had taken refuge in emergency shelters, including some that had opened in cities far inland, like Dallas, more than 200 miles from Houston.
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Muslim Rohingyas in Buddhist-majority Myanmar form the world's biggest stateless minority, with some 600,000 having fled violence and repression since late August and taken refuge in Bangladesh, it said.
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For the past two years, people left stuffed animals, candles, cards, and flowers in memory of Tamir on the picnic table where the 12-year-old had previously taken refuge.
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NEW DELHI – Thousands of people have taken refuge in relief camps as torrential monsoon rains flooded parts of southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, killing at least 12 people this week.
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Nearly 690,000 Rohingya have fled Rakhine and taken refuge in neighboring Bangladesh since the Myanmar military launched a crackdown on insurgents at the end of August, according to the United Nations.
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It said the crew had taken refuge in the ship's strong room, know as the citadel, once they learnt they were under attack in line with established safe shipping operating procedures.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF Source: Douglas ThronWildfires have consumed over 170,000 acres in California since Sunday and thousands have taken refuge in shelters as their homes have burned.
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Unable to control as much terrain as in the past, the group has deployed suicide bombers to markets and mosques and even camps where people fleeing Boko Haram have taken refuge.
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As the storm touched down, Brent Lowe, 49, had taken refuge in his Abaco Islands home alongside his 24-year-old son, who has cerebral palsy, as well as several neighbors.
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Nearly all of the 37 people who were killed had taken refuge in a small room in the VIP section of the casino and died from smoke inhalation, Mr. Albayalde said.
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Taking Maarat al-Numan would take the Syrian army into densely populated rebel-held parts of Idlib province, where millions of people who fled fighting elsewhere in Syria have taken refuge.
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Pastor Deyni Ventura of Sanford said she visited a survivor in the hospital, whom she identified only as Norman, who had taken refuge in a handicapped bathroom stall crammed with 30 people.
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Indonesia: At least 68 people have died and nearly 7,000 have taken refuge in emergency shelters on the island of Sulawesi after floods, landslides and a tornado battered the region last week.
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A struggle to cross over, a struggle to remain More than a million Syrians have taken refuge in Lebanon, straining the resources of a country with a population of around six million.
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In Nigeria's Cross River state, which borders southwest Cameroon, more than 33,000 Cameroonians have taken refuge from violence, John Inaku, director general of the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), told Reuters by phone.
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The episode recalled the riots that followed the deaths in October 2005 of two minority teenagers who died of electrocution in a transformer station where they had taken refuge from pursuing police officers.
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The "terrorist outlaws," as the government described them, had taken refuge in the castle Sunday after shooting dead nine people in the city, including a Canadian tourist and at least five police officers.
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One day, just before the print deadline in New York, she had to make a call on what a Japanese spokesman meant when he said workers at the nuclear plant had taken refuge.
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The authorities and relief workers said that more than 30,000 people from Marawi City had taken refuge in evacuation centers and that more than 42,000 had fled to relatives' homes outside the city.
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Former mayor Leopoldo Lopez is under house arrest for leading protests against Maduro, while his young protege Freddy Guevara has taken refuge in the Chilean embassy to avoid charges of plotting against Maduro.
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Duterte ordered the Philippine military to detain him and so, for the past few days, Trillanes has taken refuge in the Philippine Senate building to avoid what he says he considers an illegal arrest.
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Last October, following a Myanmar army operation launched in response to insurgent attacks, an estimated 180,000 Rohingyas fled to Bangladesh where they joined more than 200,000 who have taken refuge there over the years.
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"Some foreign criminals have taken refuge in the form of this gambling to cheat and extort money from victims, domestic and abroad, which affect the security, public order and social order," the directive said.
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Ms. Malik explained that on July 12, she, Insha and several relatives had taken refuge in an upstairs room of their two-story house in Sedew, a tiny village 40 miles south of Srinagar.
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Corsi asked Malloch to visit Assange at the Embassy—where Assange had taken refuge to escape extradition to Sweden on charges of rape and molestation—and to learn what he could about WikiLeaks' plans.
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The police have been slow to catch on to these girls now that they've taken refuge online—from July 2015 until July this year, the force has only seen 12 cases of compensated dating.
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Taking Maarat al-Numan in southern Idlib would take the Syrian army into densely populated rebel held parts of Idlib province, where millions of people who fled fighting elsewhere in Syria have taken refuge.
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Hassan Shah Frogh, said that Mr. Hamidzai had been drunk and had chased through town after someone he was angry at, and ended up firing into a hotel where his quarry had taken refuge.
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Eva-Marie Persson told a news conference prosecutors would continue and conclude a preliminary investigation that was dropped in 2017 without charges being brought as Assange had taken refuge in the Ecuadorean embassy in London.
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Morales, who declared victory in a widely disputed presidential election last month before being forced out amid protests, is the latest in a long line of leaders and agitators to have taken refuge in Mexico.
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Although the car bomb breached the outer wall and gate of Counterpart's compound and four attackers entered its buildings, none of its staff were killed, the group said; many had taken refuge in safe rooms.
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Three days later, two marches set off days of street battles that ended when the army used a bazooka to break down the 18th-century door of the high school where students had taken refuge.
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Okororie recalls that she and her seven children had taken refuge in Oguta, a lakeside town near a local airport, which served as Biafra's major supply line for arms and relief materials from international charities.
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Nawzad Hadi, governor of Erbil, the KRG capital, told reporters that around 18,000 families from Kirkuk and the town of Tuz Khurmato to the southeast had taken refuge in Erbil and Sulaimaniya, inside KRG territory.
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Shelters in Puerto Rico have capacity for nearly 70,000 people, but Puerto Rico Housing Secretary Fernando Gil said he was concerned that only 299 people had taken refuge in official centers as of Tuesday morning.
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The United Nations says more than 130,000 Syrians have fled since the operation began five days ago, including many who had taken refuge from previous rounds of fighting in the country's eight-year civil war.
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Prosecutor Eva-Marie Persson told a news conference she would continue and conclude a preliminary investigation that was dropped in 2017 without charges being brought as Assange had taken refuge in the Ecuadorean embassy in London.
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Waves of Rohingya have taken refuge in Bangladesh over the years complaining of persecution, in particular in the late 1970s, the early 1990s and in October last year, following smaller insurgent attacks on the security forces.
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Never before has a president sided with a foreign oligarch, but in the past, oligarchs have rejected government regulations, suppressed opposition voters, gamed the system, and finally taken refuge in the Supreme Court to retain control.
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By linking North Korea's communism with the devil, church leaders appealed to Protestant landowners who had been driven from their homes by the North's forces during the Korean war and had taken refuge in the South.
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Beginning with Dan as a boy in a meticulously detailed sequence, the narrative quickly advances to Dan the man, where he has taken refuge from that terrifying childhood and sought to silence his ghosts with alcohol.
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Some survivors have taken refuge at churches and centers offering temporary shelter as they deal with the trauma of their losses while private citizens, international aid agencies and the government rushed humanitarian aid to affected areas.
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Opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez -- apparently freed from house arrest by defecting soldiers -- had taken refuge in the Chilean diplomatic mission residency, and by Tuesday night was being relocated, alongside his family, to the Spanish Embassy in Caracas.
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According to NPR, at least 400 people have taken refuge in two of Gallery Furniture's Houston locations, where McIngvale has offered up all the couches, futons, love seats, and beds he has in stock, free of charge.
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In India, more than 165,000 people have been forced out of their homes by the monsoons and have taken refuge in 1,318 relief camps across the southern state of Kerala, where 60 people have died, officials said.
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Two men sought in the assassination of Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of North Korea's leader, have taken refuge in the country's mission in Malaysia, adding a hurdle for the authorities trying to crack the case.
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For the first decade after she was burned by napalm bombs mistakenly dropped on the south Vietnamese temple where she and her family had taken refuge, Kim Phuc was angry, bitter and full of hatred, she tells PEOPLE.
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Salvini said in a statement he wanted to reset relations with Paris, but France should first stop pushing migrants back into Italy, end lengthy border checks and hand over Italian leftist militants who have taken refuge in France.
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Summoned by prosecutors on accusations that she had insulted President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, Ms. Abu Baker had taken refuge in the three-story edifice, which has become a testament to the dysfunction of Palestinian politics.
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Ahmad's family of six — along with a neighboring Muslim family of six who had taken refuge in their home — were forced to flee to the roof, eventually escaping by climbing over a wall to another Muslim neighbor's house.
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Another prominent Chinese businessman who has taken refuge in Hong Kong to stay out of reach of mainland authorities and spoke on the condition of anonymity said that Mr. Xiao's extraordinary political connections made him an obvious target.
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Among the most immediate effects could be on the complex and delicate ethno-religious mosaic of neighbouring Lebanon, where Syrians of all shades have taken refuge, predicts Nina Shea, a religion-watcher with the Hudson Institute, a think-tank.
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A broad swath of conservative pundits, including those who ostensibly claim to be Never Trump conservatives, have taken refuge in the memo, arguing that it justifies the firing of Comey—even if Trump's motives differed from the memo's rationale.
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Before the U.S. invaded Iraq, the regime promised Washington in secret negotiations in Geneva that it will not meddle in post-war Iraq if Iranian opposition — the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) who had taken refuge in Iraq — were bombed.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — At least 68 people have died on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi and nearly 7,000 have taken refuge in emergency shelters after floods, landslides and a tornado battered the region last week, the authorities said on Sunday.
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But the war did not spare the ancient effigy of Our Lady of the Cabeza, whose 16th-century mountaintop sanctuary was reduced to rubble in 103 when Republican forces lay siege to Franco loyalists who had taken refuge there.
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A total of 22 people have died, and the photographs of human suffering are foreboding: native Australians have poured out of smoke-shrouded towns as the flames creep nearer, while people along the coast have taken refuge on beaches.
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Khalid Abu Bakar, Malaysia's top police official, confirmed at a news conference on Tuesday that at least two suspects had taken refuge at the North Korean Embassy and that North Korea had refused a request to hand them over.
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Police moved in at dawn, using a fire-engine ladder to get through the roof of a public hall in the western city of Rennes and flush out the protesters, some of whom had taken refuge on the roof itself.
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The statute of limitations ran out on the sexual assault allegations in 2015 and prosecutor dropped the investigation into the rape allegation in 2017 because Assange was holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy, where he had taken refuge to avoid extradition.
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In June 1972, when she was just 9 years old, Phuk suffered burns on over 65 percent of her body when American forces mistakenly dropped napalm bombs on the South Vietnamese temple where she and her family had taken refuge.
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Connecticut officials said a man was killed Tuesday when a tree fell on his truck in New Fairfield, and in Danbury, a man who had taken refuge to escape the storm was killed when a tree fell on his truck.
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Guaido was speaking at a rally in support of opposition lawmakers who have been arrested, taken refuge at foreign embassies in Caracas, and been threatened in recent days amid a broad crackdown by Maduro against congress after the April 30 uprising.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - A cyclone battered refugee camps in Bangladesh on Tuesday where hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar have taken refuge from violence at home, as authorities moved at least 2120,2000 Bangladeshis out of harm's way.
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Yes. [Addressing himself] You after all, have always taken refuge in a work of art and now you've weighed it out into the Holocaust, you've weighed into whatever the question is around an at-risk person who is no longer young.
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So he's been sleeping in a camper outside a local church shelter in Chico, the first place where many fleeing Paradise have taken refuge — and where, because of the fire, the air quality has ranked among the worst on the planet.
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With nowhere else to go, some 270 families have taken refuge at a sports stadium in Idlib city, many living in tents pitched under the concrete terraces, where smoke from fires kindled for warmth mixes with the stench of sewage.
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Backed by Russian air power, government forces have advanced on Idlib at a rapid clip since last week, taking back dozens of towns and upending a region where millions have taken refuge since the start of Syria's nearly nine-year war.
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"Not to my knowledge," Conway told NBC's "Meet the Press" show, when asked if Trump knew ahead of time about Assange, who last Thursday was hauled out of the Ecuador's embassy in London where he had taken refuge since 2012 to avoid extradition.
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Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund, said the latest victims were attacked on Sunday while traveling to Markounda, where about 7,000 people have taken refuge from the fighting, to establish a program to train teachers who would, in turn, teach refugee children.
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Achin was long a stronghold of the Islamic State and was where the United States dropped the so-called mother of all bombs in April, the largest conventional bomb ever deployed, on a tunnel and bunker complex where insurgents had taken refuge.
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Captain Medina and his men of Charlie Company, a unit in the 19673th Brigade of the Americal Division, engaged in "search and destroy operations" in March 1968 aimed at clearing the Vietcong from populated areas where they were presumed to have taken refuge.
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" Carlos Ghosn, the former chairman of Nissan who was facing charges of financial wrongdoing in Japan, has fled the country and taken refuge in Lebanon, where he is considered something of a folk hero, to escape what he called "injustice and political persecution.
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Nearly 690,000 Rohingya have fled Rakhine and taken refuge in neighboring Bangladesh since the Myanmar military launched a crackdown on insurgents at the end of August, according to the U.N. The U.N. has said the military campaign against the Rohingya may amount to genocide.
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International rescue teams -- which include the Thai Navy SEALs as well as experts from the US, China, Australia and the UK -- had been working to reach a large, deep chamber, informally known as Pattaya Beach, where the missing boys were believed to have taken refuge.
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THEY BOMB AND SCATTER US With nowhere else to go, some 270 families have taken refuge at a sports stadium in Idlib city, many living in tents pitched under the concrete terraces, where smoke from fires kindled for warmth mixes with the stench of sewage.
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Among them are Assata Shakur, also known as Joanne Chesimard, who is wanted for escaping from prison while serving a life sentence for the murder of a New Jersey state trooper, and an estimated 70 others who have taken refuge in the communist nation.
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During Aegon's War of Conquest, dragons defeated both a massive combined Westerlands/Reach army in open combat on the Field of Fire and an entrenched force of Ironborn and Riverlanders who'd taken refuge at the allegedly impregnable fortress of Harrenhal (Balerion's flames melted the stone).
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Nearly 690,000 Rohingya have fled Rakhine and taken refuge in neighboring Bangladesh since the Myanmar military launched a crackdown on insurgents at the end of August, according to the U.N.. More than 6,500 Rohingya are currently trapped on a strip of unclaimed land between Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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For the past several months, Kim Phuc has been undergoing laser treatments to rid her body of the pain – and scars – caused by the napalm bombs mistakenly dropped on the South Vietnamese temple where she had her family had taken refuge more than 43 years ago.
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The couple had been spending time in the Big Apple, with Lahren saying in a video Saturday they'd tried to make their way through Central Park, but had given in to the soaring temperatures, and taken refuge in a restaurant to eat chips and guacamole instead.
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Sunday, July 1: The rescue mission continues The international rescue operation -- including the Thai SEALs, along with experts from at least six countries -- has been working to reach a large, deep chamber, informally known as Pattaya Beach, where the missing boys are believed to have taken refuge.
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In the years since WikiLeaks gained prominence, in 2010, by posting secret U.S. government documents, its founder, Julian Assange, had taken refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London to avoid a Swedish rape investigation that he considers a pretext for an American effort to extradite him.
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Owl may have been in their tree for over a week The family had purchased the tree from a store about two days after Thanksgiving, so at first they thought the owl must have flown in and taken refuge inside their tree, Newman's husband, Billy, told CNN.
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But within 60 days from Thursday, when British police bundled Assange out of the Ecuadorean embassy in London where he had taken refuge seven years ago, U.S. authorities must submit a formal request outlining all the legal charges Assange would face if he is transferred into U.S. custody.
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That possibility of flooding from rain is one concern that has authorities working to relocate the estimated hundreds of wildfire evacuees who have taken refuge at the parking lot 10 minutes down the hill from the town of Paradise, which is now little more than acres of charred ruins.
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"I don't know what I was going to do staying there because we knew, absolutely, that we were going to lose power," Mr. Kelley said in an interview from Gainesville, where he had taken refuge and, by Friday afternoon, acknowledged that an evacuation had been a wise choice.
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"When they started a couple of days ago and said it was going to be a Category 1, it was, like, 'Cat 1, no big deal,'" Laurie Hamm said at the Panama City hotel where she had taken refuge a few miles from her townhouse nearer the beach.
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When it hit the US mainland, it delivered a storm surge just above 2100 feet high, enough to flood the cafeteria of a school in McClellanville, South Carolina, where people had taken refuge from the storm and had to climb to the rafters or stand atop tables to escape the rising water.
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The electrocution of two boys, Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré, who had taken refuge in a power station because they believed they were being chased by the police, led to the 2005 riots in Paris's outer suburbs — and the trial of the police officers evokes complaints about police brutality around the world.
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Amid that uncertainty — which has left open the prospect of early elections and the formation of another populist alliance — investors have suddenly shifted away from riskier investments like stocks and commodities and taken refuge in the relative safety of German and American government bonds, the United States dollar and the Japanese yen.
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"Now is instead the time for a renewed commitment for a political solution able to respond to people's legitimate hopes for freedom, peace and justice, confront the humanitarian crisis and favor the secure reentry of the homeless, along with all those who have taken refuge in neighboring countries, especially Lebanon and Jordan," he said.
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The leadership of Turkey, the third-largest purchaser of American arms in the region, is especially irked at what it sees as the cavalier manner in which Washington has dismissed its request to extradite an opposition cleric who's taken refuge in the Pennsylvania Poconos and who Ankara wants back to face charges, which he denies, that he orchestrated an aborted coup this summer.
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In mid-August, I followed Jayapal through a typical day of talking to her constituents, a fast-moving schedule that included consoling a young Latino house painter who had taken refuge in a Seattle church to avoid deportation and accompanying a Mexican dance instructor and his family to the regional headquarters of ICE to request a stay in his deportation proceedings.
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