This is the action of orderly vacating a place. This displacement is carried out by people for their protection when there is a risk that they endanger their lives in such a way that they move to another place and avoid any imminent harm.
Evacuation can occur voluntarily, that is, the inhabitant or neighbor of the place perceives the danger or damage then decides to leave to save his life, or it can be directed by national security or civil defense forces in the event of a loss, such such as floods, earthquakes, fires, landslides land, among others.
Natural disasters such as earthquakes and heavy rains, and disasters such as fires are the most common causes of evacuation of people who live in affected places or who could be. Therefore, if you have information provided by the national meteorological service that indicates that there will be a strong rain and wind storm, the authorities in charge of guaranteeing civil security approach the area and urge the neighbors to leave the place to save their lives.
The purpose of conducting an evacuation in case of danger is to preserve the life and safety of people and, where appropriate, animals in danger. However, it must be taken into account that the implementation of an evacuation plan is extremely important to prevent human avalanches from causing serious consequences, since the desperation to leave the place can cause disorder and chaos, harming more people than the own sinister. It is recommended to remain calm, carry out pre-drills in buildings where many people attend or live, have emergency exits, fire extinguishers, etc.
A momentous evacuation event was the one that took place on April 26, 1986, in the city of Chernobyl, in northern Ukraine, before the roof of a nuclear reactor located near the city, about 14.5 kilometers.
On the other hand, the word refers to the movement of stool (undigested food, bacteria, mucus, and cells that line the intestines) through the intestine and out of the anus. Also called defecation.
