Support and Scams: Maui Wildfires Unite Communities Near and Far

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Over 800 people are still listed as missing following the wildfires in Maui, with the official death toll at 115 and expected to rise. The lists of missing individuals have been combined and refined by the FBI, and efforts are underway to locate and identify the victims. President Biden visited the devastated town of Lahaina and expressed his commitment to recovery efforts. County officials are warning of potential flash floods and mudslides due to expected rains. Relatives continue to search for their loved ones, with some finding closure while others remain missing.
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