On Thursday, officials released the list of 388 missing people and, within a day, many of them or their relatives came forward to say they were accounted for following the Lahaina wildfire on Aug. …
“We’re very thankful for the people who have reached out by phone or email,” Steven Merrill, the FBI’s special agent in charge in Honolulu, said at a news conference.
The FBI is working to review the information provided by the people who came forward, and update the list.to learn they were on it.
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