WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency on Saturday briefly issued an evacuation order for West Maui due to brush fire. The order was ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSWASHINGTON -The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency on Saturday briefly issued an evacuation order for West Maui due to brush fire.
The order was subsequently lifted after firefighters stopped forward movement of the fire, the agency said in a follow-up post.
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