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More Than 230 Rescued As Devastating Flooding Continues To Hammer Hawaiian Islands
More Than 230 Rescued As Devastating Flooding Continues To Hammer Hawaiian Islands
Authored by T.J.Muscaro via The Epoch Times,
It has been the worst flooding Oahu has seen in more than 20 years, and as of the morning of March 21, the torrential rains and rushing waters continue to flow across the mountainous island and the rest of the Hawaiian archipelago.
The devastating milestone was announced on March 20 by Hawaii Gov. Josh Green, who said that damages could exceed $1 billion.
The cause is a type of winter storm called a “Kona...
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