The rebuilding process has begun across Maui, following the devastating wildfires that killed at least 115 people and displaced thousands more.
Of the deceased, 54 have been both identified and their families have been located and notified. Five others have been identified but their families have yet to be reached by authorities.One hundred percent of the land area has been searched.relating to the Lahaina wildfire. Forty-one of these cases are actively being investigated and are considered to be open.
Those reporting an unaccounted for person must be prepared to give the first and last name of the individual, their age, their last known location and last known physical place of residence. Those who are not on Maui but are the immediate family member of a missing person connected to the Maui wildfires, and wish to provide a DNA sample to assist in the investigation, call the FBI Honolulu Division at 566-4300 or email [email protected].
Officials say there will be "a coordinated effort to develop a plan for the safe return of residents."
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
After the Maui fires took Carole, her people honored her on the waterThe memorials are starting for victims of the Aug. 8 Lahaina fire, as survivors take stock of loved ones they lost, and look for ways to heal.
Read more »
San Mateo brothers raise hundreds of dollars selling toys for Maui wildfire victimsTwo young brothers in San Mateo are determined to keep the people of Maui top of mind, showing their support Saturday by selling their toys to raise money for those impacted by the wildfires.
Read more »
Steven Tyler Urges Tourists to Return to Maui After Devastating FireThe Aerosmith singer addressed the recent disaster during the band’s farewell tour opener in Philadelphia
Read more »
Aerosmith Singer and Maui Homeowner Steven Tyler Urges Tourists to Return to the IslandSteven Tyler, who has a home on the island, wants vacationers to return to Maui to help the island's economy — devastated by wildfires last month — recover.
Read more »