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Large brush fires rage on Oahu’s Leeward coast
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Jamm Aquino
Aug. 4, 2018
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People watch as smoke shrouds the sun and sky near Makaha Beach today in Waianae.
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Two large brushfires wreaked havoc on the leeward coast of Oahu, forcing some to evacuate their homes.
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Cliffton Silva, 17, left, and Brandon McCabe, 14, run along Makaha Beach as smoke from a large brushfire shrouds the sky.
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HFD's Air One flies dousing missions in Waianae.
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Makaha Valley Towers are seen amidst smoke.
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Eight-year-old Khloe Mack watches as fire burns along a ridgeline in Waianae.
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Makaha Towers resident Kelly "Karma Kel" Warren takes a photo of charred brush near Kili Road in Waianae.
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Traffic is seen at a standstill heading west along Farrington Highway during a large brushfire.
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A man walks with his dog near charred brush.
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Charred kiawe trees are seen near Makaha Beach Park.
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HFD's Air One flies dousing missions in Waianae.
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People are shrouded in smoke from a large brush fire.
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Fire and police vehicles drive along Kili Road in Waianae.
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Smoke shrouds the sun in the sky in Waianae.
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Firefighters work to extinguish hot spots across from Makaha Beach.
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