Emergency Evacuation - Reasons For Evacuation

Reasons For Evacuation

Evacuations may be carried out before, during or after natural disasters such as:

  • eruptions of volcanoes,
  • cyclones
  • floods,
  • hurricanes,
  • earthquakes
  • tsunamis or
  • bushfire

Other reasons include:

  • military attacks,
  • industrial accidents,
  • chemical spill
  • nuclear accident
  • traffic accidents, including train or aviation accidents,
  • fire,
  • bombings,
  • terrorist attacks
  • military battles
  • structural failure
  • viral outbreak

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