The Yacht Was Finally Freed From Honolua Bay — Then It Sank Off Maui
State officials say they will "aggressively pursue" recouping the nearly $500,000 cost of removing the vessel and any damage to the reef.
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State officials say they will "aggressively pursue" recouping the nearly $500,000 cost of removing the vessel and any damage to the reef.
State officials say they will "aggressively pursue" recouping the nearly $500,000 cost of removing the vessel and any damage to the reef.
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The ongoing effort to remove a 94-foot luxury yacht that has been stuck in Honolua Bay for four days has now become a race against the clock for federal and
The U.S. Coast Guard with the help of a private contractor removed several barrels of diesel Thursday from a 94-foot-long luxury yacht that ran aground Monday in Honolua Bay and began leaking fuel in the marine life conservation district. Meanwhile, Mauians took to social media to decry the state’s alleged lack of mooring rule enforcement that could have prevented the incident and to critique the slow response time from state and federal officials that worsened the situation.