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Coronavirus pandemic slows tourism to Oahu’s North Shore

By Jamm Aquino | April 25, 2020  | Updated on  April 25, 2020 at 10:28 pm
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A nearly empty Sunset Beach is seen Saturday on Oahu’s North Shore.
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A lone cyclist is seen passing a stretch of Kamehameha Highway notorious for traffic fronting the famed “Turtle Beach” on Saturday.
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Shuttered storefronts and an empty courtyard at the Haleiwa Marketplace are seen Saturday.
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North Shore resident and former director of the Triple Crown of Surfing Randy Rarick stands on an empty Sunset Beach Saturday.
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North Shore resident and former director of the Triple Crown of Surfing Randy Rarick stands on an empty Sunset Beach Saturday.
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A nearly empty Sunset Beach is seen Saturday on Oahu’s North Shore.
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A nearly empty Sunset Beach is seen Saturday on Oahu’s North Shore.
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A shuttered storefront is seen on Saturday in Haleiwa.
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Shuttered storefronts and an empty courtyard at the Haleiwa Marketplace are seen Saturday.
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Shuttered storefronts and an empty courtyard at the Haleiwa Marketplace are seen Saturday in Haleiwa.
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The shuttered storefront of Matsumoto Shave Ice is seen on Saturday.
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The shuttered storefront of T&C Surf is seen inside the Haleiwa Marketplace.
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