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Health Advisory for Pahala Area
Incident:
Health Advisory Update for Pahala Area
This is a Civil Defense message.
This is a health advisory update for,
Saturday morning, June 28 at 8:30.
Heavy vog conditions and levels of
sulfur dioxide in Pahala and surrounding areas experienced this morning have decreased to
levels near zero. The following advisories and recommendations are made.
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Residents of Pahala and
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Residents of Pahala and surrounding
areas are advised that temporary increases in vog and sulfur dioxide are likely to occur
in the future. Residents should have a plan on knowing what precautions to take when
experiencing heavy vog. Know that staying indoors, closing windows and doors, using air
conditioners, and limiting physical activities are very helpful in minimizing health
effects.
Again, heavy vog and sulfur dioxide
conditions in Pahala and surrounding areas experienced this morning have decreased to safe
levels. Be aware that temporary increases in vog and sulfur dioxide are likely to occur in
the future and residents should be prepared.
Conditions will continue to be
monitored and you will be advised if conditions change.
Thank you for listening. Have a safe
day.
This is your Hawaii County
Civil Defense.
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Incident: Weather
Information Update
This is a civil defense message.
This is a weather information update
for Tuesday, March 11, at
The far-below-normal rainfall for
most of Hawaii
Due to the continuing dry weather,
the following are in effect:
Please call
the Department of Water Supply if you have any specific questions on its policies or
affected areas.
Water
haulers strongly recommend that you plan and order ahead so you do not run out of water
while waiting for a delivery. Do know that
advance orders can be cancelled without any problems.
Again, continuous dry weather
conditions have been affecting most of the island and causing problems of fire hazards and
water shortages. Special note of caution to
those on water catchment systems - You are urged to monitor your water level and water
quality. Water spigot areas are located for
those needing those services and you are asked to please exercise courtesy to others and
keep the area clean. Just remember, four weeks
ago the problem was severe flooding.
Thank you for listening and have a
safe day.
This is your Hawaii
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