@wizardwoodalley: Sharing this for all of the tourist who keep asking about their vacation booked to go to Kauai in September. 🚨 VISITORS ASKED TO STAY AWAY FROM KAUAʻI DURING HURRICANE LOWELL RECOVERY Kauaʻi normally welcomes visitors with open arms, but right now, the island needs time to recover. Following Hurricane Lowell, residents are dealing with damage, power outages, long gas lines and shortages of essential supplies. Hotels and vacation rentals are also prioritizing displaced residents who have lost their homes. Local tourism leaders and longtime Kauaʻi residents are asking visitors to hold off on traveling to the island unless they are coming to provide relief, assist with recovery, or visit family. For those planning a Hawaiian vacation, consider visiting another island for now and give Kauaʻi the time and resources it needs to recover. 🙏🏽 💙 Kauaʻi will be here when it’s ready to welcome you back. #news #kauai #kauaihawaii #lowell #hurricanelowell
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Friday 11 September 2026 11:35:46 GMT
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wildflowersbite :
Last thing people should be worried about is a vacation when homes have been lost.
2026-09-11 15:17:49
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Wizard Wood Alley :
Why is there no national news on this? Tourist in the mainland can’t go to the island, and they don’t know that if the news doesn’t do their job and actually report the News!!!! The airport has literally been running on 1 generator the last couple days!! Hotels are sending tourist out because they have no accommodations!!! Some locals are without homes, electricity, running water, food !!!! It’s sickening that the world uses Hawaii as a vacation destination but when the people of Hawaii need help from a natural disaster no one cares!!!! the news can’t even do right by reporting it!!!!!!!! @CNN @Fox News @ABC News @nbcnews @WTHR-TV @News5 @pbsnews
2026-09-11 14:33:14
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