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Navy to drain Red Hill fuel tanks, won’t rule out future legal challenges to Hawaii emergency order

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                                Yuno Chan filled a water bottle with help from his sister Yua.
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Yuno Chan filled a water bottle with help from his sister Yua.

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                                Fuel in the Red Hill tanks is the suspected source of the contamination of the Navy’s drinking water system on Oahu. Nicholas Karp loaded up Karissa Reyes’ vehicle with water Tuesday at Radford Terrace Community Center.
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CRAIG T. KOJIMA /CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM

Fuel in the Red Hill tanks is the suspected source of the contamination of the Navy’s drinking water system on Oahu. Nicholas Karp loaded up Karissa Reyes’ vehicle with water Tuesday at Radford Terrace Community Center.

CRAIG T. KOJIMA /CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Yuno Chan filled a water bottle with help from his sister Yua.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA /CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Fuel in the Red Hill tanks is the suspected source of the contamination of the Navy’s drinking water system on Oahu. Nicholas Karp loaded up Karissa Reyes’ vehicle with water Tuesday at Radford Terrace Community Center.