Sentences with phrase «mandatory evacuations ordered as»

Travel insurance plans sometimes provide coverage — usually trip interruption, but often additional expense reimbursement — when a traveler is displaced from paid accommodations due to mandatory evacuations ordered as a result of forecasted natural disasters.

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Scott has ordered mandatory evacuations in Monroe County, the location of the popular Florida Keys, as well as much of Miami - Dade County and other low - lying and coastal counties in the state.

FORT MYERS, Fla. — People in parts of three Florida counties faced mandatory evacuation orders Thursday and officials in two other counties issued voluntary orders to leave in advance of Hurricane Irma, a storm that could create one of the largest mass exoduses in U.S. history as additional evacuations are announced.

Then, mandatory evacuation orders came down early Friday morning as the storm strengthened into a Category - 4 monster, and Baker realized he might never see his lab again.

Loss of use, also known as additional living expenses, can cover mandatory evacuations ordered by any level of government due to damages to nearby properties.

Most people are back in their homes, but the emergency animal shelter will remain active until at least the weekend, as some people are still under the mandatory evacuation order.

TOPSHOT - Volunteer rescuer Matt Clarke searches for local residents after a mandatory evacuation was ordered in the area beneath the Barker Reservoir as water is released, after Hurricane Harvey caused widespread flooding in Houston, Texas on August 31, 2017.

And nowhere in either act is the phrase «mandatory evacuation order» defined or mentioned, as that is a phrase that was used liberally in the order given last weekend in Nova Scotia.

When a natural disaster such as a hurricane, a raging wildfire, or an impending flood causes authorities to issue mandatory evacuation orders, knowing that you will receive reimbursement for your unused trip costs can ease the pain.