évacuation
Evacuation is the organized removal of people from a place experiencing or at imminent risk of danger to a safer location. It is a component of emergency management used in response to natural hazards such as wildfires, floods, or hurricanes; industrial accidents; armed conflict; and certain public health emergencies. Evacuation can be a temporary measure or a longer-term relocation.
Evacuations vary in timing and scope. Rapid or emergency evacuations are initiated with little warning and
Effective evacuation planning requires risk assessment, clear communication, and coordination among authorities, transportation providers, and shelter
Common challenges include limited transport resources, bottlenecks at roadways, misinformation, shelter capacity, and the logistics of