Hawaii
![After the fires: Biden went to visit Hawaii](https://images.jfeed.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=jpeg,fit=contain,width=700/2023/08/16/c54418b0-3c3d-11ee-9ec0-d7e3e0d69f1c__h331_w650.jpg)
US President Joe Biden went to visit Hawaii, following the wave of fires in the country in which 106 people were killed. During his visit, Biden will meet with the heads of the local government as well as with the rescue teams that worked at the scene of the fires
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The Wildfires in Hawaii
89 people have died in wildfires in Hawaii, according to the statement of the Governor of Hawaii. This is the deadliest disaster in the United States in the past 100 years, and the estimated cost of damages is already around $5.5 billion
![Fire in Hawaii](https://images.jfeed.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=jpeg,fit=contain,width=300/2023/08/10/628e71e0-375e-11ee-9ec0-d7e3e0d69f1c__h331_w650.jpg)
Deadly Fires in Hawaii
At least 36 people were killed and dozens more injured in fires on the island of Maui in Hawaii, alongside hundreds of buildings that were damaged or completely destroyed. Over 11,000 residents were evacuated from the areas of the fires, with many jumping into the sea to escape the flames