Health updates for Maui wildfire areas including: air and water quality, runoff, vital records, medical services : Maui Now

Heavy rainfall after a wildfire can greatly increase the risks of other dangers such as flash floods, debris flows, landslides and rockfalls. DOH reminds the public to avoid storm drainage and natural drainage channels due to rapid flowing waters.

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