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Ocean Safety lifeguards on Oahu extend hours

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Oahu lifeguards will work longer daylight hours starting Sunday, July 11.
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                                Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguard John Quizon on duty in Waikiki.
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Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguard John Quizon on duty in Waikiki.

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                                Blayne Fujita, on a Jet Ski, patrolled the Kapahulu Groin on Friday.
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Blayne Fujita, on a Jet Ski, patrolled the Kapahulu Groin on Friday.

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                                “What jumps out, looking at our data over the past three years, is between the hours of 5 to 7 p.m., and also the early morning hours, no doubt we are necessary. The number of calls is more than any other time,” said John Titchen, Ocean Safety chief.
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“What jumps out, looking at our data over the past three years, is between the hours of 5 to 7 p.m., and also the early morning hours, no doubt we are necessary. The number of calls is more than any other time,” said John Titchen, Ocean Safety chief.

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                                Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguard John Quizon on duty in Waikiki.
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                                Blayne Fujita, on a Jet Ski, patrolled the Kapahulu Groin on Friday.
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                                “What jumps out, looking at our data over the past three years, is between the hours of 5 to 7 p.m., and also the early morning hours, no doubt we are necessary. The number of calls is more than any other time,” said John Titchen, Ocean Safety chief.