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A powerful storm that once was a hurricane slammed into Hawaii over the weekend, causing widespread flooding, one tragic fatality, and power outages across multiple islands. Thousands are still without electricity as crews race to restore services, while roads are blocked by debris and infrastructure—especially power lines—suffers from fallen trees. Though officials say the damage was less severe than feared, recovery is underway with some government operations still suspended and a boil water advisory lingering in Pāhala. Grave sites were also disturbed by floodwaters. Yet, resilience shines through: Mayor Kimo Alameda praises the community’s spirit, and Governor Josh Green remains optimistic about a swift, non-catastrophic recovery.

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