The death toll in the Hawaiian island of Maui wildfire disaster has reached 53, leaving the town of Lฤhainฤ in ruins. The fires, fueled by dry vegeta
The death toll in the Hawaiian island of Maui wildfire disaster has reached 53, leaving the town of Lฤhainฤ in ruins. The fires, fueled by dry vegetation, strong winds, and low humidity, caught residents off guard, destroying 271 structures and causing burns, injuries, and smoke inhalation. Evacuations have been widespread, with over 11,000 visitors leaving the island. The historic banyan tree and cultural treasures of Lฤhainฤ have been affected. President Joe Biden has declared a disaster, offering aid to those affected. The tragedy highlights the increasing impact of climate change-induced extreme events, urging emissions reduction globally – US government
