WATCH: Thousands flee flooding in Hawaii
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Dangerous flooding in Hawaii's Oahu island has prompted over 230 rescues with catastrophic damage from major rains.
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Thousands of residents are fleeing dangerous flooding on Oahu, Hawaii's most populous island, after intense rainfall triggered more than 230 rescues and what officials described as "catastrophic" damage. The deluge marks the second major rain event to strike the island in a week, compounding hazards for residents and emergency responders. Widespread flooding has forced evacuations across multiple communities as water overwhelmed streets and infrastructure. The repeated rainfall in such a short span increases risks of landslides, mudslides, and additional property destruction across the island. Emergency officials are urging residents in flood-prone areas to seek higher ground immediately.
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More than 230 rescues are underway in response to the flooding.
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