The death toll from the wildfires in Maui rose to 80 late Friday. The Hawaiian island was again put on edge after a fresh fire risk prompted an evacuation order for a town to the north of Lahaina.
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August 12, 2023Starting on August 8th, wildfires swept across Hawaii, mainly
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I wonder why that one house didn't get hit. They're incredibly lucky.
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Fires can also do that, a sudden change in wind direction can be the difference between losing nothing and everything.
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As a fellow AAPI, I definitely want to do some reports on it in the future and I’ve followed several Hawaiians speaking out about this + what is going on behind the tourism industry. I really hope there gonna be positive changes given the consideration on the history 🥊 between USA and Hawaii. Hawaii remain staying true to itself and for that Hawaii forever have my love and everlasting support for life. Keep it real y’all
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Yeah, a lot of people are doing that to help out since there are not a lot of options for shelter right now.
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This is so awful. It's such a gorgeous place and so much of it in this videos just looks like an awful disaster zone. I hope the people who live there will be able to get help to rebuild, but 80 dead already is terrible.
I haven't been to Maui (just Oahu, Hawaii & Kauai) but my parents went to Maui on their honeymoon in 1988 & loved it there.
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