Hawaii: Warning Alarms Not Sounded When Wildfires Burn - Facts It is the region of Hawaii, which tends to be the region with the most effec...
Hawaii: Warning Alarms Not Sounded When Wildfires Burn - Facts
It is the region of Hawaii, which tends to be the region with the most effective ways to prevent accidents in the world.
Information from the emergency aid agency shows that the warning bell was not sounded before people began to flee for their lives when a forest fire broke out in the Maui region of Hawaii that killed 55 people.
The AP news agency reported that instead of ringing the bell, officials sent text messages to the phones of the people in the area.
Also messages were sent to television and radio stations.
It is the region of Hawaii in the United States, which tends to be the region with the best ways to prevent accidents in the world.
However, many of the witnesses who were interviewed on Thursday said that they did not hear a warning bell or anything that would have given them enough time to escape.
The people of the area added that they did not realize that there was concern until after they saw the fire.
This wildfire is the worst disaster to hit Hawaii since the 1960 tsunami that killed 61 people.
Hawaii Governor Josh Green has warned that the death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue.