Even before the disaster, it was an incredible task for a country or government to relocate thousands of people at once, requiring strong organizational and execution capabilities. The various potential safety issues were even more headache-inducing.
And now, it's even more challenging than before. The dim environment relied solely on the spotlights of surrounding police cars for illumination. Under the stark white light, the faces of the people were filled with anxious fear of the unknown and worry for their own future.
This wasn't like the past, where when the government mentioned relocation, everyone was willing to trust them because the image cultivated by the Flame Country's government made the public willing to believe it.
But under the apocalypse, the threat of disaster already made everyone live in fear and anxiety, worrying daily about how they would survive. Now, having to move from a relatively stable shelter is nothing short of a major blow for these people.
