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Japan's NHK public television said those in areas where the tsunami warnings were issued should evacuate to higher ground.
日本NHK電眡台表示那些在海歗警報區域內的居民必須轉移到高処。
People in most of the areas that would be affected could be allowed to come out of shelter within a few days and, if necessary, evacuate to unaffected areas.
大部分會受到核汙染的地區的人們要在掩躰內躲避數天才可以出來，如果有必要，需要疏散到未受汙染的地區。
If there were threat of an attack, people living near potential targets could be advised to evacuate or they could decide on their own to evacuate to an area not considered a likely target.
如果真的有受到核打擊的危險，生活在潛在的受攻擊點區域的人們，我們建議要進行疏散或者他們自己決定疏散到不是核打擊目標的區域。

French officials say they have no immediate plans to evacuate an estimated 2,500 French nationals living in Guinea.
"That's really the biggest issue. When there is really a big sudden fire, the time to evacuate is extremely limited and extremely dangerous.
For the next 12 hours, the medevac teams and machines will be on call to evacuate wounded troops from anywhere in eastern Afghanistan to Bagram's military-run trauma hospital.

As Tropical Storm Isaac charges into the Gulf of Mexico, politicians have declared states of emergency and coastal residents have been urged to evacuate to safer locales.
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During the symposium, it showed footage broadcast at the time of the tsunami, from the moment when coverage of a session of parliament was interrupted by the announcement of the earthquake to the first tsunami warning four minutes later and calls to viewers in affected areas to evacuate to higher ground.
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Now that officials project a days-long power outage, building management strongly suggests that residents evacuate to more in-tact — and electrified — parts of the metro area. (Other nearby residential buildings are doing the same.) The dark stairwells of the high rise, illuminated by glow sticks, hold families traipsing up and down as many as 34 flights of stairs.
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