Ejit refers to the historical relocation of the inhabitants of Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. This process was primarily driven by the United States government's nuclear testing program, which necessitated the evacuation of the atoll's population due to the risks posed by radioactive fallout and subsequent environmental degradation.
The relocation involved moving residents from their ancestral lands to other islands within the Marshall Islands. While specific details regarding the logistical execution vary, the move remains a significant historical event involving the displacement of indigenous communities and the long-term impact on the region's geography and social structure.