Deanne Criswell says FEMA is "bringing in more teams" to help rescue efforts in Maui

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Hawaii’s governor and police chief have said only 3% of the area devastated by Maui’s wildfires has been searched so far, and the death toll could rise into the hundreds as the search continues. FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell discusses the rescue efforts with Jonathan Vigliotti.

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6 thoughts on “Deanne Criswell says FEMA is "bringing in more teams" to help rescue efforts in Maui”

  1. Anyone who says the siren wouldn’t have helped you need to stop. It would’ve helped immensely. Authorities had orders to stand down and not help. We have rich people doing nefarious things on Maui. It didn’t happen just in Lahaina. Happened all over the island. My gut tells me these fires were not caused by Mother Nature and instead caused by big daddy government. It’s so obvious what’s occurring throughout the world. N.W.O. Stand strong and protect your families. By your guns and food supplies now before it’s too late.

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