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California fire evacuees ponder what lies ahead

Evacuees from the largest wildfire in California history are taking shelter as they await news about whether their homes have escaped the blaze. (Aug. 8)

Source: USA Today

Judge Extends FEMA Housing Program For Evacuees of Hurricanes Maria and Irma

In this June 13 photo, a residence in the Figueroa neighborhood stands destroyed nine months after Hurricane Maria, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. On Wednesday a federal judge extended a temporary housing program for territory residents whose homes were destroyed.

The agency was ordered to continue payments for Puerto Rico disaster survivors living in hotels after their homes were destroyed nearly 11 months ago. The extension expires on Aug. 31.

(Image credit: Carlos Giusti/AP)

Source: NPR

‘All That Matters Is We’re Alive’: California Fire Evacuees Crowd Into Shelters

Roughly 37,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes in recent days as wildfires raged, many of them finding temporary refuge in one of five shelters in Redding.
Source: New York Times

'Apocalypse': Evacuees find at least 80 homes in ashes as wildfire in Redding, California, continues to burn

After the Carr Fire in Northern California brought destruction to neighborhoods within 2 miles of downtown Redding, some were able to return home to find what is left.

Source: USA Today

'It was the apocalypse': Evacuees find at least 80 homes in ashes as wildfire in Redding, California, continues to burn

After the Carr Fire in Northern California brought destruction to neighborhoods within 2 miles of downtown Redding, some were able to return home to find what is left.

Source: USA Today

Judge Orders Extension of FEMA Aid for Puerto Rican Storm Evacuees

Puerto Ricans displaced by Hurricane Maria will be able to remain in hotels paid for by the government for another three weeks as a legal case continues.
Source: New York Times

For Puerto Rican Storm Evacuees, Another Moving Day Looms

For thousands who left Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, FEMA’s temporary sheltering assistance is running out.
Source: New York Times

Sadness, fear, hope blend together for Pawnee Fire evacuees

Sadness, fear, hope blend together for Pawnee Fire evacuees KGO-TV

Pawnee fire burns 13500 acres in Lake County; Spring Valley evacuation orders to be lifted Santa Rosa Press Democrat
California Fire Map: Where Pawnee Fire And Others Are Still Burning Newsweek

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Source: Google News

Hawaii volcano eruption: Evacuees RETURN to homes as officials 'SCALE DOWN' operations

Hawaii volcano eruption: Evacuees RETURN to homes as officials ‘SCALE DOWN’ operations Express.co.uk

Lava boils away largest lake on Big Island in about 90 minutes SFGate
The Kilauea Eruption Flooded Hawaii’s First Geothermal Plant. What Next? Daily Beast

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Source: Google News

Some lava evacuees may return to homes during 'stable' flow

HONOLULU (AP) — Officials on Hawaii’s Big Island let some people back into their homes and scaled down emergency operations Monday as lava flowed into the ocean on a path that wasn’t threatening new areas.

Source: Yahoo! News

Hawaii evacuees leave newly lava-threatened homes on Big Island

Hawaii evacuees leave newly lava-threatened homes on Big Island Reuters

How Hawaii made its lava disaster worse The Hill
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano eruption has now destroyed more than 80 homes myfox8.com

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Hawaii lava evacuees grow weary as uncertainty drags on

PAHOA, Hawaii (AP) — Ed Arends grabbed what he could in the night and fled his 5-acre property, lava oozing from a crack in his neighborhood on Hawaii’s Big Island.

Source: Yahoo! News

Hawaii Lava Evacuees Grow Weary With Uncertainty

Hawaii residents forced to evacuate their homes because of lava oozing out of cracks in their neighborhoods are growing weary. Many of them have been displaced for two weeks and it’s not clear when they’ll be able to return. (May 20)

Source: USA Today

Volcano Evacuees Unsure When They'll Return

As the number of homes destroyed by Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano jumped to 26, evacuees are facing weeks, or even months, before they may be able to go home. (May 7)