Removing people, such as education abroad participants and staff, from a source of imminent danger. Sources of danger might include natural catastrophes (for example, earthquakes), man-made environmental catastrophes (for example, nuclear plant meltdowns), epidemics, civil unrest, war, and terrorism. Companies that provide emergency evacuation services may do so on an insurance policy basis or as a fee-for-service. In extreme cases, governments may provide evacuation services for their own citizens.
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Forum on Education Abroad Announces First 22 Community College Participants of the CIBER Consortium for Education Abroad Program
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My Week as Co-Leader of the Future Nobel Laureates Scholarship Program
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