Cadaver dogs search for more bodies in fire-ravaged Maui ‘war zone’ after Hawaii disaster kills 80
Attorney General Anne Lopez announced plans to conduct a comprehensive review of decision-making and policies affecting the bungled response
The catastrophic Maui wildfires have become the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii’s history, with the death toll climbing to 80 late Friday — as cadaver dogs sniffed through smoldering piles of rubble Saturday in search of more dead bodies.
The grim tally of the disaster — which started as a brush fire Tuesday night and rapidly spread — is likely to rise significantly as search and rescue operations continue, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green warned. ---More...
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