Honolulu – Officials on the island of Hawaii in Maui went from door to door to evacuate residents from A. Washing fires Tuesday seemed emergency warning.
The officials said that the 4 -acre fire (1.6 hectares) was reported for the first time near the town of North Shur Baya at 1:30 pm. There were no estimates available immediately. There was no immediate information about the cause of the fire.
“Leave immediately!” He said one of the emergency management agency Moy. “There is a serious threat to life and property.”
PAIA is a previous city of sugar farm that has become common for the waves. It is on the other side of the island LahinaAnd that was destroyed by a deadly massive fire in 2023.
Rod Anton, resident of Paya, was trying to coordinate the evacuation of his elderly parents. He said, “It is a neurological matter.” “We hope nothing happens to the neighborhood.”
Anton was working in a province in Wiluko, where he listened to radio updates, but he did not hear the sirens. In the hours before a The wildfire was immersed In 2023, Moy County officials failed in Acting sirens.
Anton noted that the wind did not feel the power in particular on Tuesday, unlike August 2023 when the fire was burned from the winds of Lahina and left 102 people. But like the Hague, Paya surrounds a dry brush.
The MAUI Ministry of Fire was using two helicopters to help fight the fire. During the Hagina fire, helicopters were based on strong winds.
The boycott said that the American Red Cross was creating evacuation sites.
When the PAIA traffic started in construction, Wayne Thebodo decided to open a gateway to give car drivers an alternative evacuation. Thibaudeau is one of the owners of Paia Sugar Mill, who was closed in 2000 and is renewed.
The road takes car drivers across old sugar cane fields.
He said there was a continuous flow of “people full of cars” using the road.
Report on the fire of the Hagina He said that some of the rear roads that could have had an alternative escape were banned by closed gates.