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31/10/2026 07:05

FEMA denies individual aid to hurricane victims

VICTORIA BUDIONO / STAR-ADVERTISER / AUG. 20

The force on Hawaii island of Hurricane Lala, seen above, impacted 267 homes, 29 of which were destroyed, and 82 which were left with major damage. With the Federal Emergency Management Agency denying both Hawaii Island and Kauai residents individual assistance, resources for disaster recovery are slim.

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