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Extreme Weather Tests Hawaii’s Firefighters, Reveals Response Gaps
The department added swift-water training, equipment and agency partnerships after March flooding led to at least 130 rescues, officials said.
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Extreme weather tests Hawaii’s firefighters, reveals response gaps
Hurricane Lala and multiple Kona-low storms stretched firefighters across the islands this year, forcing crews to balance routine emergency calls with flood rescues, washed-out roads, downed trees and stranded communities.
Extreme weather tests Hawaii’s firefighters, reveals response gaps | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Hurricane Lala and multiple Kona-low storms stretched firefighters across the islands this year, forcing crews to balance routine emergency calls with flood rescues, washed-out roads, downed trees and stranded communities.
·Honolulu, United States
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