EMERGENCY SHELTERS HAWAII
Hurricane Kiko approaches Hawaii, statewide emergency declared , officials brace for dangerous surf
Acting Governor Sylvia Luke declared a statewide emergency in Hawaii as Hurricane Kiko approached. The declaration activates resources to protect public health and safety, with potential impacts expected as early as Monday, September 8, 2025. While Kiko is weakening, officials remain vigilant due to the potential for dangerous surf conditions, urging residents and tourists to stay informed and take precautions.
Millions in US on edge as Hurricane Kiko targets Hawaii: Check how to stay safe during emergency
Hawaii is on high alert as Hurricane Kiko, a Category 4 storm with 145 mph winds, approaches. Though expected to weaken, Kiko will likely maintain hurricane strength through the weekend. Residents are urged to prepare for high winds, heavy rain, and flooding. Officials advise securing homes, stocking essentials, and staying informed about evacuation routes.
Tropical Storm Gil strengthens to become hurricane, urgent alert issued for Hawaii, California travellers
Tropical storm Gil transformed into a hurricane in the Pacific Ocean, later weakening back to a tropical storm. The National Hurricane Center issued a warning for Hawaii travelers. The storm is expected to weaken further and become post-tropical soon. Authorities in Hawaii issued fire hazard alerts due to strong winds and dry conditions.
Hawaii at risk? Tsunami warning as monster 10-foot waves feared after 8.8 earthquake in Russia. Check latest update
A massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Russia triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific, including Hawaii, Alaska, and California. While initial warnings were downgraded to advisories in Hawaii, residents were urged to remain vigilant as waves impacted coastlines. Evacuations were ordered in several countries, including Japan and Russia, with alerts issued across the Pacific Rim.
3500 miles in 6 hours: The frightening speed of tsunami as it raced towards Hawaii after Russia’s Kamchatka earthquake
A massive earthquake hit Russia's Kamchatka, triggering tsunami waves across the Pacific. Hawaii was struck within hours, prompting evacuations. Alerts were issued for Alaska, the US West Coast, and other regions. Japan also detected waves. Residents were urged to seek higher ground. The situation remains tense as authorities monitor the tsunami's impact. People are rushing to emergency shelters.
Tsunami warnings explained: What to know, how to stay safe, dos and don'ts after 8.8 Russian earthquake
A powerful 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia’s far eastern coast has triggered tsunami warnings, advisories and watches across the Pacific, including in Hawaii, Alaska, Japan and the US West Coast. Waves have already hit parts of Hawaii, Japan and Russia, with officials warning of dangerous coastal flooding, strong currents and possible damage in vulnerable areas. Countries around the Pacific are on high alert as scientists track the wave patterns and issue updates in real time.
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Tsunami warning today: Check countries and regions that are under high wave alert after 8.7 earthquake hits Russia's Kamchatka
Russia Earthquakes Tsunami Warning: A huge 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula has triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific, affecting Japan, the US, Hawaii, and parts of Latin America. Waves over four metres hit parts of coastal Russia. Japan issued evacuation orders for nearly a million people. Sirens went off in Hawaii. No major casualties have been reported, but aftershocks continue and authorities remain on high alert. People in coastal areas are being told to stay away from the sea and move to higher ground.
Tsunami waves slam Japan’s Hokkaido and Russia’s Kuril Islands after massive 8.8 quake off Kamchatka; Hawaii, Alaska on high alert
A powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula triggered tsunami waves, impacting Japan's Hokkaido and the Kuril Islands. Waves up to 12 feet threaten coastal communities across the Pacific Rim, prompting evacuations in Japan, Hawaii, and Alaska. Tsunami alerts have been issued for numerous regions, with residents urged to remain vigilant due to potential aftershocks and multiple wave surges.
Hawaii hit by first tsunami waves after Kamchatka earthquake; people rush to emergency shelters, airports shut
Following a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, tsunami warnings triggered across the Pacific prompted evacuations and disruptions in Hawaii on Wednesday. The first tsunami wave struck, leading to airport disruptions with flight diversions and cancellations. Emergency shelters opened as residents were urged to seek higher ground.
Massive 8.8 earthquake off Russia triggers US tsunami warnings for California, Hawaii, and Alaska; Trump urges America to “Stay strong and safe”
Tsunami Warning California: A massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula triggered widespread tsunami warnings across the Pacific. The US West Coast, Alaska, Hawaii, and northern Japan are under alert, with evacuation orders issued for vulnerable coastal areas. Authorities are urging residents to seek higher ground as potentially destructive waves are expected, prompting a coordinated emergency response.
India issues tsunami advisory for citizens in US West Coast and Hawaii after massive Russia quake
Following an 8.8 magnitude earthquake near Russia, tsunami warnings were issued across the Pacific. The Indian Consulate in San Francisco has advised Indian nationals on the US West Coast and Hawaii to stay alert. They should avoid coastal areas and follow local guidance. An emergency helpline has been activated. Several countries issued tsunami advisories.
Japan issues tsunami warning after magnitude 8.7 quake off Russia, over 3 meters high waves expected
Following a powerful magnitude 8.7 earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, Japan has issued a tsunami advisory for its Pacific coastal areas, warning of waves up to 3 meters. Residents are urged to evacuate immediately from coastal and riverside zones, avoiding the shore. Emergency measures include halting transportation and activating sirens, with similar alerts issued in the US, Alaska, and Hawaii.
A list of 'safest' countries to seek shelter as World War III fear looms
Amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, fears of a potential World War III are growing, prompting global concern. Several countries are being considered as safe havens, including Antarctica, Iceland, and South Africa, due to their isolation, neutrality, or self-sufficiency. Other nations like Fiji, Chile, Argentina, New Zealand, and Switzerland are also viewed as potential refuges.
Amid US housing crisis, data on homelessness paints a grim picture. Check details
The US has seen a staggering 18.1% increase in homelessness this year - with a lack of affordable housing proving to be a key issue. The dramatic rise was also driven by devastating natural disasters and a surge of migrants in several parts of the country. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development said federally required tallies taken across the country in January found that more than 770,000 people were counted as homeless.
Maui's chief of emergency management resigns amid criticism
A statement from Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen cited health reasons.
As death toll from Maui wildfire reaches 93, effort to find and identify the dead is just beginning
At least 2,200 buildings were damaged or destroyed in West Maui, Green said, nearly all of them residential. Across the island, damage was estimated at close to USD 6 billion.
Death toll from Maui wildfire reaches 89, making it the deadliest in the US in more than 100 years
The new death toll Saturday came as federal emergency workers with axes and cadaver dogs picked through the aftermath of the blaze, marking the ruins of homes with a bright orange X for an initial search and HR when they found human remains.
Hawaii starts probe into wildfire handling, as toll hits 80
Hawaii's attorney general Anne Lopez is opening a legal probe into the state's handling of wildfires that killed 80 people this week. The Maui county officials gave the updated death toll late on Friday, with 1,418 people currently at emergency evacuation shelters. Many citizens have criticised the official response to the tragedy, feeling abandoned and left to fend for themselves. Some, however, were joyous after finding their homes were intact, but all those who still have habitable properties have been warned that they may not be safe.
Maui wildfires death toll rises to 53
The fires reduced entire neighborhoods to ashes on the western side of the U.S. island. Lahaina is one of Maui's prime attractions, drawing 2 million tourists to the island each year, or about 80 percent of the island's visitors. The wildfires took most of Lahaina's residents and visitors by surprise when they broke out, forcing some jump into the ocean to escape the fast-moving inferno.
Lahaina, Maui's historic town, virtually reduced to ash by wildfires in Hawaii; thousands without power, property worth millions damaged
The tragic wildfire that consumed Lahaina serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of natural disasters and the urgent need for preparedness and response.
Instagram is making tourists ditch etiquette while travelling
Instagram and TikTok have made it easy to find "hidden gem" restaurants and discover new destinations to add to your bucket list. But this democratisation of travel has had other consequences.
Hawaii panics after inbound missile alert goes off in error
At around 8.07 am local Hawaii time, an emergency alert was sent to all cell phones in caps. "Ballistic missile threat inbounds to Hawaii. Seek immediate shelter.
7 killed, 132,000 flee worst Malaysia floods in decades
Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin admitted rescuers were facing challenges with power outages and roads being washed away by the floods.
Hawaii bracing for first hurricane in 22 years
Hurricane Iselle's outer edges brought rain and wind to Hawaii early Friday as it was poised to become the first hurricane to hit the island in 22 years.
Cyclone Phailin: Rain and wind batter east coast, lakhs evacuated
With a wind speed of 210-220 kmph, the tides could rise up to 3.5 meters and sea water could enter 300-600 meters in land, the IMD said.
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