Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about

Hawaii and what is occurring there in general terms and then we are going to provide some information for those people who are trying to contact

somebody or you have somebody who's missing in the impacted area or on the extremely remote

chance that there is somebody there who is watching this and is unaware of how to make themselves make it be known that

they're okay we're gonna talk about that too so if you do not know what has

occurred there was a fire and we are talking around 1,100 acres at

time of filming. The number of lost is in the 50s at the moment. It is widely expected to increase.

This was bad. This is bad. Okay.

So, if you are trying to find someone or make contact, you might have noticed it's hard to get through right now.

Remember that it's an island.

If you didn't bring it there, it's not there.

So reconstruction will take time, repairs to any infrastructure that is

damaged will take time. One of the things you can do right now rather than continuing

to try to make contact through methods that aren't working is call

1-800 Red Cross or 1-800 73327. You will go to option 4 and then you will follow it through to Hawaii wildfires.

You can provide as much information as you can possibly think of on how to locate and make contact with your loved one, your friend who is missing.

Now, if you, for whatever reason,

can view this, but don't have the ability to make contact with people through

normal channels. There is a Red Cross emergency app that you can download and you can kind of mark yourself safe through it.

So you have that as an option as well. The reconstruction for this, it's going to be lengthy. A lot of the

supplies that are going to be needed, they're not there.

There's going to be a lot of construction all at once.

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