Odds Of Survival For Still-Missing Loved Ones Wane After Maui Fire
“We don’t want him to be lost,” one woman said of her missing son. “If we don’t get his body back, he’ll just be lost.”
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“We don’t want him to be lost,” one woman said of her missing son. “If we don’t get his body back, he’ll just be lost.”
The odds are growing longer for families hoping to be reunited with missing loved ones after a fire swept across Hawaii's town of Lahaina.
The remains of 114 people have been found, most of them yet to be identified. Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said the death toll will likely rise.
Officials acknowledge they don't have a firm number on the missing. Many initially listed as unaccounted for have since been located.
The odds are growing longer for families hoping to be reunited with missing loved ones after a fire swept across Hawaii's town of Lahaina.