Editor of Hawaii Reporter
Editor of Hawaii Reporter, a newspaper based in Honolulu
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Malia Zimmerman
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FROM Malia Zimmerman
To the Point
Hawaii Rocked by 6.7 Earthquake Hawaii's strongest earthquake in 20 years has officials fanning out across the islands, inspecting bridges and looking for other damage. Power still has not been fully restored since a 6.7 quake hit yesterday morning, followed by one of 5.8 and at least 30 aftershocks. Remarkably, no one has been killed or seriously injured. However, relief and reconstruction efforts will be complicated by the need to bring all supplies in by ship or air.
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