For special facilities residents, shelter in-place should be followed if the protection is roughly equal to evacuation.

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Shelter-in-place can be a recommended action for special facilities residents (like hospitals, nursing homes, etc.) when the protection it offers is roughly equal to or better than the risks associated with evacuating vulnerable populations. This decision is based on assessing the specific circumstances and potential hazards.

For Special Facilities Residents, Shelter In-Place Should Be Followed If