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Article 61Orders for Evacuation by Police Officers

第六十一条(警察官等の避難の指示)

In the case referred to in the paragraph (1) or (3) of the preceding Article, when the mayor of a municipality finds it is unable to give instructions regarding evacuation for taking refuge or urgent measures to ensure safety prescribed in paragraph (1) of the same Article, or when there has been a request from the mayor, the police or coast guard officers may give instructions for evacuation for taking refuge or urgent measures to ensure safety to the residents, etc. for whom evacuation for taking refuge or these measures are found necessary in an area where evacuation for taking refuge or these measures are found necessary.

前条第一項又は第三項の場合において、市町村長が同条第一項に規定する避難のための立退き若しくは緊急安全確保措置を指示することができないと認めるとき、又は市町村長から要求があつたときは、警察官又は海上保安官は、必要と認める地域の必要と認める居住者等に対し、避難のための立退き又は緊急安全確保措置を指示することができる。

The provisions of the preceding Article, paragraph (2) apply mutatis mutandis to the case where the police or coast guard officers give instructions regarding the evacuation for taking refuge pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

前条第二項の規定は、警察官又は海上保安官が前項の規定により避難のための立退きを指示する場合について準用する。

When the police or coast guard officers have given instruction for evacuation for taking refuge or urgent measures to ensure safety pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), they must immediately notify the mayor of a municipality to that effect.

警察官又は海上保安官は、第一項の規定により避難のための立退き又は緊急安全確保措置を指示したときは、直ちに、その旨を市町村長に通知しなければならない。

The provisions of paragraphs (4) and (5) of the preceding Article apply mutatis mutandis to the mayor of a municipality who has received a notification prescribed in the preceding paragraph.

前条第四項及び第五項の規定は、前項の通知を受けた市町村長について準用する。

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