Wildfire in Maui several dead and it Not Over Yet

Previously we cover update, on Hawaii wildfire across Maui, many homes and restaurant were destroyed and 5 were dead, by this wildfire but this not the end, It was just a glimpse of destruction.

The visuals of wildfire in Lahaina town of Maui, are becoming more scarier then before, report says three big wildfire were still burning in parts of Maui.

According to report more than 30 lives were gone due to wildfire. People are running to save theirs life, many were separate from their family and still is not over.

All the attempt to save anything left behind after that out of control wildfire, one of the Maui's most beloved areas of Lahaina, the wildlife is destroying every in its way in parts of Maui and Hawaii, resulting several people dead and almost 500 acres of land were burned, more than 200 building were destroyed. People were jumping into the water to save their life as wildfire reaches the harbor too. Report says several people's body were recovered from water. 

People express their feelings on the wildfire, they say this feels like we are in hell, it was pitch black there was smell of smoke in all over the place, most of the home and places of Lahaina were gone.

Searching and rescue process is going on, official trying their best to find the missing and trying to control the wildfire but the wildfire not stopping at all. Keep with us for more updates.

FAQs

Q: How did the wildfires on Maui start?

A: The exact cause is still under investigation, but the initial outbreaks are believed to have been triggered by a combination of natural and human factors.

Q: What measures are being taken to contain the wildfires?

A: Firefighting teams from both local and national agencies are working tirelessly to control and contain the wildfires. Evacuations and emergency response efforts are also in place.

Q: How are the affected communities coping with the aftermath?

A: The affected communities are rallying together, offering support to one another and receiving aid from various organizations and volunteers.

Q: How can people contribute to the recovery efforts?

A: Donations to reputable disaster relief organizations and volunteering are two impactful ways to contribute to the recovery of Maui.

Q: What lessons can we learn from this wildfire crisis?

A: This crisis underscores the importance of preparedness, environmental conservation, and the need for community solidarity in the face of natural disasters.