Hawaii Wildfires

LAHAINA – Ane and Lafaele Folaumoeloa are ready to take the next step in a journey to recovery that began after the Lahaina wildfires destroyed their home and all their possessions. The couple and their three children – a boy, aged 11, a girl also 11, and their 5-year-old sister – are among the first survivors scheduled to move into FEMA’s Kilohana Group Housing site.

FEMA e lokjak in lelok jikin jokwe ko an jet wot ien nan jibañ armij ro rekkar ioon jorrāān an kijeek ko relap an Lahaina an 2023. Mottan jidik juon projekt an aer naj belok nan jibañ armij ro rekkar ioon jorrāān an kijeek elap an Maui - Kilohana group housing site eo. Enaj wor an 167 jikin jokwe ko jidikdik.

ʻOku tukupā ʻa e FEMA ki hono ʻoatu ʻa e nofoʻanga fakataimi maʻa kinautolu naʻe hao moʻui mei he ngaahi vela vao ʻi Lahaina 2023. ʻE ʻatā atu ʻa e polōseki ʻe taha ʻi he vave ni mai kia kinautolu naʻe hao moʻui mei he vela vao ʻi Mauí - ko e feituʻu nofoʻanga fakakulupu ʻa e Kilohana. ʻOku kau i ai ha ngaahi ʻiuniti ʻe 167.

FEMA mi otures an epwe awora imwen fansoun mwochomwoch faniten ekewe aramas mi suseni ewe punopunen af non Lahaina 2023. Ei projek epwe kawor ngeni ekewe aramas mi suseni ewe punopunen af non Maui - ewe Kilohana neenien mwichen imw. Epwe wor 167 tapin imw.

Nagkari ti FEMA a mangipaay iti temporario a balay para kadagiti nakalasat iti Uram iti Kabakiran sadiay Lahaina idi 2023. Asidegen nga agbalin nga available ti m aysa a proyekto kadagiti nakalasat iti uram iti kabakiran ti Maui – ti pabalay ti grupo iti kilohana Buklen daytoy ti 167 a modular units.