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Honolulu to use drones to enforce ‘stay-at-home’ order at local beaches

By Craig T. Kojima | April 10, 2020  | Updated on  April 10, 2020 at 9:25 pm
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At Duke Kahanamoku Beach on Friday, the Honolulu Fire Department demonstrated a talking drone which will reinforce Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s stay-at-home work-at-home order at beaches around Oahu.
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At Prince Kuhio Beach on Friday, the Honolulu Fire Department demonstrated a talking drone which will reinforce Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s stay-at-home work-at-home order at beaches around Oahu.
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At Duke Kahanamoku Beach on Friday, the Honolulu Fire Department demonstrated a talking drone which will reinforce Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s stay-at-home work-at-home order at beaches around Oahu.
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At Duke Kahanamoku Beach on Friday, the Honolulu Fire Department demonstrated a talking drone which will reinforce Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s stay-at-home work-at-home order at beaches around Oahu.
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At Duke Kahanamoku Beach on Friday, the Honolulu Fire Department demonstrated a talking drone which will reinforce Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s stay-at-home work-at-home order at beaches around Oahu.
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