When asked what Puna’s ocean access priorities were following the 2018 Kīlauea eruption, pollsters said it will take more than one solution to address the issue.
With the release of Federal Emergency Management Agency’s draft assessment report of the lava-impacted areas, work to restore roads, waterlines and park facilities will begin mostly likely 2024.
you see the boat harbor. you can see it is relatively empty right now. the boaters are taking some precaution heading out to sea where they would not be affected by any tsunami if that were to occur. and i m going to take you straight off shore right now and you can see just the tremendous amount of vessels out here. every kind of vessel imaginable. you see sail boats, tankers, recreational vessels, a lot of them gathered in a cluster directly off shore of the beach park. a few more boats there. perhaps these are folks that have vessels here but cannot get to their ves he wisels in time. there is a little bit of a low tide right now. we see exposed reef. we re going to show that you
good idea to stay wherever you are. this is a shot of ahalanui beach park. they are helping people out camping, especially on the leeward coast, people who might not have a place to go to make sure that they at least head to a shelter. at least headed for higher ground. once again, unable to tell whether there is any activity, whether the water is receding there in hilo or coming ashore in any strong way. we re keeping our eyes open along with you to see what happens. it s now 11:16. and still no major activity as far as the ocean is concerned. this is the result of the watch that you are involved in. as the result of an 8.8