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Previously officials said they believed at least 115 people had died in the fire.
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New York Times: A family trying to flee deadly wildfire ran into impossible challenges.
Few tourists are coming to the Hawaiian island after last month's wildfires.
An Auckland University team full of first-time competitors will be competing in Hawaii.
Power lines in Maui were uninsulated metal that could spark fire on contact.
Hawaiian Electric Co failed to shut off power despite exceptional winds, dry conditions.
Many fleeing locals forced to escape down one paved road in Maui got trapped and died.
The disaster has highlighted Hawaii’s housing crisis.
Bidens will view damage from the air and the ground and then meet with those hit by fires.
“Of course I’m hoping to find them alive ... what else can I do?”
New York Times: Hawaii tourism is a tense subject for locals and travellers right now.
Herman Andaya says he does not regret the decision to not activate sirens.
Former Lahaina residents struggling with anxiety and post-traumatic stress.
Death toll from Hawaii fires top 100
Authorities have gone through about 32 per cent of the search area.
Daily tourist arrivals were up this weekend on Hawiian islands, amid deadly wildfires.
Crews using cadaver dogs have scoured about a quarter of the razed town.
Stevie Nicks, Paris Hilton and Nicole Scherzinger have been called out.
The worst-affected area, Lahaina, resembles a war zone.
Wildfires on Maui have killed 96 people. But this isn't the worst US fire in history.
'The magnitude of our grief is indescribable'.
Ten to 20 more dead may be found each day as crews go street to street.
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About 46,000 people have flown out of Maui since the devastation at Lahaina.
The actor has spoken out following the devastating Hawaii fires.
New York Times: Lisa Francis was trapped in traffic when the firestorm caught up to her.
Search area barely scratched after the deadliest US wildfire in more than a century.
The state’s governor predicted more bodies will be found.