"Maui Search for Lost Lives: Uncertainty and Transition from Land to Ocean"

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The search for victims of the deadly wildfire in Maui is nearing completion, with 115 confirmed dead and an unknown number still missing. Responders have shifted their focus to removing hazardous waste and making the area safe for residents. The next phase will involve hazardous waste removal conducted by the EPA. While urban search and rescue teams have completed their search on land, search activity continues in the ocean. The FBI is searching a four-mile stretch of coastline, but no human remains have been found. Authorities are asking for trust and patience as they continue to identify remains and go through lists of the missing.
Topics:top-news#hazardous-waste-removal#maui#missing-persons#natural-disasters#search-and-rescue#wildfire
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