"The Wahiawa Dam on the island of Oahu is at an 'imminent risk of failure' according to the Oahu Department of Emergency Management."
"If the dam breaks, it could create a high risk of sudden, life-threatening flooding in areas downstream, specifically in parts of Haleiwa and Waialua."
"Residents were urged to help neighbors only if it was possible to do it safely."
"As of 9am local time, the evacuation order was still active in Oahu, with officials warning residents to grab family members and leave immediately."
Heavy rainfall in Hawaii has put the Wahiawa Dam on Oahu at an imminent risk of failure. The Oahu Department of Emergency Management has issued urgent warnings for residents to evacuate immediately. If the dam collapses, it could lead to life-threatening flooding in downstream areas, particularly Haleiwa and Waialua. As of 9am local time, the evacuation order remains active, with officials advising residents to leave immediately and assist neighbors only if safe to do so.
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