He had taken shelter in a store and was very friendly.
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More than 47,000 people have taken shelter at the Malakal site.
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About 1,20153 people had taken shelter in the hospital, the statement said.
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Many others had taken shelter at the U.N. peacekeeping mission's nearby base, she added.
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They had taken shelter in the area in 1879, long before Two Guns was built.
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With risks of a global trade war increasing daily, investors have taken shelter in U.S. assets.
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The strike, intended to target Islamic State militants, hit a school where civilians had taken shelter.
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More and more people ran into the office, until about 100 had taken shelter there, she said.
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The family has temporarily taken shelter in an apartment belonging to the policeman's brother, the brother said.
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Village chief Adamou Saley walks towards a massive silk-cotton tree, under which 15 people have taken shelter.
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That night, however, they'd taken shelter on higher ground, and that entire miserable stretch of Khost was ours.
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The authorities said more than 105,000 people had taken shelter in evacuation centers as the typhoon was nearing.
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Many families have taken shelter in basements of residential building for fear of being struck by rockets or airstrikes.
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One of the students who had already taken shelter inside a classroom was shot while hiding under a desk.
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More than 5,800 migrants have taken shelter in the Benito Juarez Sports Complex, according to Mexico's Social Development Secretariat.
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Thousands of residents have taken shelter in basements and makeshift underground bunkers to protect themselves from the relentless bombardment.
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Thousands of others who fled the clashes have taken shelter in a camp in Al Khazar, also east of Mosul.
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About 18,000 families have taken shelter in the cities of Erbil and Sulaimaniya, the governor of Erbil Nawzad Hadi told reporters.
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Clotheslines crisscrossing through the air More than 5,800 migrants have taken shelter in the complex, according to Mexico's Social Development Secretariat.
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The U.S.-backed forces say at least 7,000 people have taken shelter in their areas since the campaign to capture Tabqa.
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Tourists who have taken shelter in the lobbies of the hotels close to the Promenade stand and wait, their gazes uneasy.
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They had both taken shelter there, after evacuating their respective homes in South Miami and the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami.
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Others perished in their homes as they waited to be rescued, or died in neighbors&apos apartments where they&aposd taken shelter.
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The next day dislocated families from surrounding villages who had taken shelter in schoolyards, grain markets and other vulnerable locations were attacked.
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Aid workers in Ismailia estimated that at least 250 people had taken shelter in the city in churches and other safe places.
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The fighting erupted in the village of Dialgam, in the southern Kashmir Valley, where the militants had taken shelter in a home.
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In the interim, Bobby has taken shelter in a Manhattan bachelor pad (clearly decorated as an homage to the aesthetics of Axe Capital).
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He wants to find work in northern Mexico but has taken shelter in Tapachula while he awaits a decision on his asylum application.
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How the incident began More than 5,600 migrants have taken shelter in Tijuana's Benito Juarez Sports Complex, Mexico's Social Development Secretariat (SEDESOL) said.
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More than 1.4 million displaced Syrians and Iraqis have taken shelter in Kurdistan Region alone and cannot return home because of the violence.
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Lucy, the 38-year-old narrator, has taken shelter in her sister's glass house on Venice Beach after a disastrous breakup in Phoenix.
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Near the tent, Brenda Cooper, a science fiction writer, and Michelle Lighton, an archaeologist, had taken shelter from the rain under some trees.
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She described ongoing shelling in the opposition-held area where they had taken shelter, but said all three of her children were safe.
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In the viral video, police can be heard telling the young women -- who had taken shelter in a nearby house -- to come outside.
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In 2015, Indian special forces crossed into Myanmar to hunt down guerrillas of the group who had taken shelter in the neighboring country.
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An accidental casualty of gang violence, Pendleton was shot in a South Side park where she and friends had taken shelter from the rain.
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The members of Monarch have taken shelter in the heart of Bordeaux, in southwestern France, inside the tattoo parlor of their bassist, Michell Bidegain.
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The fighters encountered 190 people, mostly women and children, who had escaped from the camp and taken shelter in nearby homes on Oct. 13.
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The island's administrative offices were also "partially destroyed," the statement from Guadeloupe said, adding that the staff had taken shelter in a concrete room.
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"It's looking ugly, ugly, ugly over here," Shania Vargas, a resident of Carolina who had taken shelter in the arena, said in a telephone interview.
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Pakistan acted after more than 130 people were killed in a spate of attacks by Pakistani militants that Islamabad says have taken shelter in Afghanistan.
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Wall Street futures were also pointing upwards as more confident traders edged out of the yen, gold and government bonds where they had taken shelter.
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About 255 have taken shelter there since a 22014 magnitude quake shook the US territory Monday, but officials now fear the building is not stable.
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Tens of thousands of Yazidis had taken shelter on Mount Sinjar and were living in tents and shacks, with one medical clinic for thousands of people.
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The Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that about 50,000 "Myanmar citizens" had taken shelter in Bangladesh over the same time period, referring to the Rohingya.
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One of the airstrikes, he said, struck a house, where a large family of refugees had taken shelter a month earlier; 14 family members were killed.
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They have taken shelter in his pines, never seeming to notice that Van Duysen has carved his indelible mark into the dunes, changing them, and himself, forever.
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Over time, calls to 911 from other hotels where the injured had fled and taken shelter created the impression that shootings might be occurring in multiple locations.
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As rain fell in the early afternoon, scores of people waited outside the George R. Brown Convention Center, where more than 9,303 people had already taken shelter.
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Her husband texts: the boys and he have taken shelter at the haunted house; there's tons of food, all their friends, so much fun, she should come!
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Late on Saturday, the Jordanian government said the army had started delivering humanitarian aid to thousands who had taken shelter across the frontier in rebel-held Syria.
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The fighting was close to camps where tens of thousands of civilians have taken shelter from recent heavy bombardment by the Syrian government and Russia's air force.
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A US strike in a rural area of Raqqa province killed up to 30 noncombatants who had taken shelter in a school last week, according to residents' reports.
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Mr. Love said he had moved to Florida just a month ago from Minnesota with his parents, and had taken shelter on Saturday night at Temple Shalom in Naples.
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Hawaii state lawmaker Kaniela Ing told CNN he had heard stories of people making tearful goodbye calls, and he said that a family had taken shelter in the sewers.
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Wax later told CNN that a refuge of last resort had about 2,245 people in it and that some people from the community had taken shelter in churches and schools.
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Soldiers raided a village in south Kashmir, long a hotbed of separatist revolt, following intelligence reports that militants had taken shelter there, said the sources who declined to be identified.
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When Harvey hit, she anxiously watched television footage of the storm from a Dallas hotel room, where she had taken shelter with her husband and two of her three children.
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More than 700,000 Rohingya have taken shelter in Cox's Bazar district since August, joining thousands who were already living there, making it the world's largest and fastest growing refugee camp.
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She is among more than 700,000 Rohingya who have taken shelter in the district after fleeing a military crackdown in Myanmar last year, the United Nations and human rights groups say.
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Along with about 120 homeless women, she has taken shelter in Paris' palatial city hall where she gets hot meals and a bed, housing and healthcare guidance, along with arts therapy.
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But others were spared when a third intended bomber realized at the last minute that her family had taken shelter there, too, and refused to detonate her explosives, relief officials said.
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At least 3,500 Palestinian refugees from the camp have in the last week taken shelter in the nearby town of Yalda, according to UNRWA and a resident who confirmed the figure.
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The Robert A. Bowers Civic Center, where at least 100 people had taken shelter, was flooded overnight, according to a county sheriff's deputy, and reports said that people were being removed.
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The artillery and aerial bombardment came only hours after thousands of displaced people who had taken shelter along the Israeli border returned to the city that the army had nearly completely besieged.
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The shelling also targeted various rebel-held villages in Quneitra province located only a few kilometers from the Israel border where tens of thousands of people had taken shelter from the offensive.
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The insurgents still held two villages, al-Biyadiyeh and Oubin, where thousands of residents who had fled from other places — many of them affiliated with the Free Syrian Army — had taken shelter.
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She now lives with her family at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, the world's largest, among some 700,000 Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar who have taken shelter there since last August.
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Mr. Negara, 26, and his family have fled their home and taken shelter in an empty market stall in the village of Manggis, where the authorities have set up an evacuation center.
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A crowd of Muslims, mostly women and children, had taken shelter in a compound in Ahmedabad from a mob of thousands of Hindu men armed with stones, iron rods and gasoline-soaked rags.
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Some 360 police, soldiers, firefighters and public works personnel were digging through the mud that engulfed the building where 20 laborers, an engineer, three security guards and six or seven residents had taken shelter.
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A sheriff's deputy, Brad Garafola, was in that parking lot and had taken shelter behind a Dumpster when he heard the shooting, but when he saw the wounded officer, he ran out to help.
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About 55,000 refugees from Nigeria have taken shelter in the camp, while 158,000 Cameroonians have been scattered across villages, often crammed into tiny shacks with relatives and strangers until they can safely return home.
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Accusations of organized mass rape and other crimes against humanity were leveled at the Myanmar military on Sunday by another senior U.N. official who had toured camps in Bangladesh where Rohingya refugees have taken shelter.
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Aurélia Laget, a spokeswoman for the French Institute in Ouagadougou, which is near the embassy, said that workers there had taken shelter and that sounds of fighting had gone on for more than an hour.
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German bonds, where many investors have taken shelter due to uncertainty in Italian markets, could see yields rise as the Italian coalition government has signalled its budget statement due Thursday will not include a spending binge.
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About 300 utility workers who had been restoring power lines in the city were gathered together for safety, and another 300 people, on hand to help in the city, had taken shelter in Fort McMurray's hospital.
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A lightning strike during the delay hit a large tree alongside the 18th fairway with a loud boom that was heard throughout the clubhouse area, where players, caddies and tournament personnel and volunteers had taken shelter.
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A 28-year-old woman was killed Friday and two other women were injured when lightning struck the small tent in which they had taken shelter during a days-long music festival in Larose, Louisiana, authorities said.
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He had taken shelter in a building at the base, after his father left him by the side of the road to punish him for being naughty during a family trip to the woods on May 28.
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The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) said as of Sunday, 3,775 people had fled the Manam eruption and 11,047 people from the Mount Ulawun eruption and taken shelter in refuge centres.
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Mwatana, an independent Yemeni human rights group, has cited those forces in the looting of several museums, though it has also accused Saudi air forces of bombing cultural sites where they believed Houthi combatants had taken shelter.
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In the southwest coastal town of Guánica, which was hit hardest by the 6.4-magnitude earthquake, more than 200 people had to sleep on the streets after further damage destroyed the gymnasium they had taken shelter in.
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Narongsak said the divers located the missing about 300-400 yards past a section of the cave that was on higher ground and was thought to be where the team members and their coach may have taken shelter.
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The army has been deployed to repair dams washed away by gushing waters and helicopters have been pressed into action to distribute food and medicines to homeless people who have taken shelter on highways and in hilly areas.
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Though authorities say they will set up polling booths in the camp where Suleiman has taken shelter in the city of Maiduguri, in the state of Borno, only those with voter cards will be allowed to cast ballots.
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KABUL (Reuters) - At least 11 Afghan civilians were killed and 16 wounded on Wednesday when a NATO helicopter attacked a house where Taliban insurgents had taken shelter in Logar province, east of the capital, Kabul, the local governor said.
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Thousands of Syrians fleeing from towns and villages overrun by the army have already descended further south and taken shelter close to Jordan's border crossing with Syria where the army has in the last few days begun sending aid.
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Thousands of people fleeing poverty and war in Africa and the Middle East have taken shelter in the makeshift camp known as the "jungle" after attempts to force their way into Britain via the Channel Tunnel were repelled by French police.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Hundreds of Afghan families have been displaced by cross-border rocket and artillery fire by Pakistani troops, an aid group said on Monday, as tension rose after Pakistan said militants implicated in recent attacks had taken shelter in Afghanistan.
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Some residents of southern Brazzaville who had taken shelter in churches in the center and north of the city on Monday said they feared a resurgence of fighting after the government cast suspicion on the losing candidates in the election.
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ATMEH, Syria (Reuters) - Syrian government forces are advancing closer to the displaced persons camp where Adnan Abdelkarim and his family have taken shelter along the Turkish border after being uprooted multiple times, and he fears there is nowhere left to go.
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Fighters and soldiers advanced on two fronts, near the Lebanese town of Arsal and the Syrian town of Fleita, into a mountainous area where an array of Islamist groups have taken shelter in recent years among camps for Syrian refugees.
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As the operation unfolded, Syrian state television and local residents asserted that at least 30 Syrian civilians were killed in an airstrike that hit a school where they had taken shelter in a rural area of Raqqa Province on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's coast guard on Thursday boarded a North Korean fishing boat near a Japanese island where the crew said they had taken shelter from rough seas, the latest in a series of North Korean vessels in distress drifting into Japanese waters.
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The shooting prompted a lockdown in a wide area around the house in the rue du Dries that lasted for hours until police began escorting children from schools and kindergartens after dark, and some 50 who had taken shelter in a supermarket.
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The attack, which hit a school in the town of Mansoura, where civilians had taken shelter on Tuesday night, was the second time in a week that Syrians had accused the United States of involvement in a strike that killed dozens of noncombatants.
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David Swanson, a spokesman for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, said the situation was increasingly dire near the border with Turkey where over 400,000 people had already taken shelter from earlier anti-rebel offensives last year before the latest campaign.
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While the house she "broke" is repaired, Lawrence has temporarily taken shelter in a Mediterranean-style pad in the Hollywood Hills, a space Vogue's Jason Gay notes is free of crystals, though it does have an oil painting of her dog, Pippi, hung over the fireplace.
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At least 40 people, including women and children, were injured when the army shelled a camp where over 3,000 displaced people had taken shelter, according to a rebel spokesperson from the First Coastal Division brigade who spoke from the area along the Turkish border in northwestern Latakia.
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