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extraordinary professionals working on thejob. we have also seen many hundreds of homes destroyed and that's going to take a great deal of time to recover from. the healing process will be long and difficult but this disaster will never be forgotten. richard galpin, bbc news. you heard a little bit from the governor of hawaii in richard galpin's report. later in the day the governor toured the devastated town of lahaina and sent this powerful message. you can see the devastation behind me. ijust walked the entirety of this road, it is extraordinary, it is tragically gone. we know people are suffering, the fertility numbers will climb somewhat today. we'll have those numbers. everybody, love your neighbours, support them, because
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for bodies is ongoing. we will continue to see loss of life but we have extraordinary professionals working on thejob. we have also seen many hundreds of homes destroyed and that's going to take a great deal of time to recover from. the healing process will be long and difficult but this disaster will never be forgotten. richard galpin, bbc news. you heard a little bit from the governor of hawaii in richard galpin's report. later in the day the governor toured the devastated town of lahaina and sent this powerful message. take a listen. you can see the devastation behind me.