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Their work looking for victims. Theyre marking cars and buildings with an x and by doing so, it allows others to know it has been searched. Officials say hundreds of people are still missing. Meantime, thousands of displaced survivors still need shelter and many have also been forming long lines for relief supplies. Fema director Deanna Criswell says Emergency Managers are exploring all options to help. And volunteers are really coming forward from all over, looking for ways to assist in the recovery effort. Reporter gina silva has been speaking with some of those volunteers. She joins us live this hour from the island with a look at what theyre doing. Gina well, i can tell you that a lot of people on this island are extremely frustrated with local authorities, with the way they say they have handled the situation. So they are, you know, preparing. Theyre doing everythin ....
And mourning the dead sunday Church Services bringing together maui wildfire victims who tonight faced so much loss. Just have to look to the lord. You just just in him. His master plan always worked the best. And good evening, everyone. Im mike mibach and im Cristina Rendon. The death toll from mauis fires is up to 93 tonight, but Emergency Managers expect that number will rise. And tonight, search and rescue teams continue their work looking for victims. They are marking cars and buildings with an ex. By doing so, it allows others to know that its already been searched. Officials say hundreds of people are still missing. Meantime, thousands of displaced survivor still need shelter and many have also been forming long lines for relief supplies. Fema director Dea ....
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