Before the Wind a Study of the Response to Hurricane Carla
Before the Wind a Study of the Response to Hurricane Carla
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No fatalities resulted from the movement of cars during evacuation. This is due in large measure to the extended period of time during which the evacuation took place. The half-million refugees did not all leave at the same time. Almost 90 per cent of all evacuees left more than 24 hours be- fore the storm reached its height in their particular area. Evacuation actually proceeded over a three-day period. This explains the figures in Table 4. 8, which contains the percentage of those encounterin...g various difficulties during the process of evacuation.
As shown in Table 4. 8, 85 per cent of the evacuees reported having had no trouble at all, and only six-tenths of 1 per cent reported either having had a traffic accident themselves or having been delayed by one which involved others. The remainder cited "bad road condi- tions" or "heavy traffic" as an impediment to evacuation.
Table 4. 8. Trouble Encountered en Route to Shelter Area Number Per Cent No answer 33 3. 4 No trouble 829 85. 3 Heavy traffic 76 7.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No fatalities resulted from the movement of cars during evacuation. This is due in large measure to the extended period of time during which the evacuation took place. The half-million refugees did not all leave at the same time. Almost 90 per cent of all evacuees left more than 24 hours be- fore the storm reached its height in their particular area. Evacuation actually proceeded over a three-day period. This explains the figures in Table 4. 8, which contains the percentage of those encounterin...g various difficulties during the process of evacuation.
As shown in Table 4. 8, 85 per cent of the evacuees reported having had no trouble at all, and only six-tenths of 1 per cent reported either having had a traffic accident themselves or having been delayed by one which involved others. The remainder cited "bad road condi- tions" or "heavy traffic" as an impediment to evacuation.
Table 4. 8. Trouble Encountered en Route to Shelter Area Number Per Cent No answer 33 3. 4 No trouble 829 85. 3 Heavy traffic 76 7.
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