Disaster in state history. Confirmed deaths at 55. Were told that number will likely grow. None of the fires right now is fully contained. Not one. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. Those fires have left a wasteland of obliterated neighborhoods and landmarks and think about the economy there with the businesses knocked down. They dont know when they can get in there and when tourism will be an option again. The historic city of lahaina, once hawaiis royal capital, is charred ruins now. Survivors stunned at just how fast Hurricane Doras winds helped the flames to spread. People are found in houses in a huddle. There was nowhere to go. Beyond any other tropical storms, 100 times, covid, everything for our small town. People lost everything, homes, jobs, their cars, some their pets. There are still people missing. I have never seen something ravaged so fast. Harris take a look at the video. Look at the sheer scale of damage. Rescue crews now combing through the rubble
Urgent action needed to protect Irish stone buildings
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community. we all have friends or families impacted by this. the loss of life, the loss of commerce, the loss of business, the loss of the historic community. this is a community that was once the capital of hawaii. our native queen is buried there. it s an unimaginable loss. harris: i didn t know all of that detail. and what to do about those historical burial grounds, too, is complicated. if they aren t charred they are covered with everything else. talk to me about the future. the first things that you ll do once you are past the immediate still putting out the flames and finding people. you are right. the fires are not out yet. the fire department is actively fighting the flare-ups and hot spots. at this point all levels of government from the local, the state, the federal, we re all working together with our private sector partners to make