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<br />CIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY <br />MEDIA UPDATE Date: July 26, 2018 <br /> Time: 1600 <br /> Radio Frequency: <br /> Update: 2 <br /> <br />Incident: East Rift Zone Eruption <br />This is a Civil Defense message for Thursday, July 26 at 4:00 in the afternoon. <br /> <br />The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reports that earthquakes continue at Kilauea’s summit, and <br />fissure 8 continues to erupt lava into the perched channel, sending flows to the ocean at <br />Ahalanui and creating a large laze plume. HVO field crews report fluctuations in the channel <br />level with small overflows occurring in the upper portion of the channel this afternoon. The <br />western margin of the flow near Pohoiki has not advanced significantly westward so the <br />flow remains approximately 500 feet from the Pohoiki boat ramp in Isaac Hale Park. <br /> <br />State Highways requests motorists on Highway 11 between mile marker 28 and 32 stay <br />on the pavement and be alert for changing roadway conditions. <br />The following guidelines remain in effect: <br /> Check all utility connections of water, gas, and electricity for potential damage <br />from earthquake activity. <br /> Do not access the active flow field due to extreme hazard. Be aware that channel <br />overflows and other breakouts are possible on the active flow field. <br /> The ocean entry continues to produce a “laze” plume. Take precautions and stay <br />out of the plume to avoid exposure to hydrochloric acid and glass particles, which <br />can irritate the skin, eyes, and lungs. <br /> <br />Disaster assistance is available island-wide to individuals and businesses in Hawaii <br />County that have been affected by the Kilauea eruption. <br /> The Disaster Recovery Center, located at the Kea`au High School Gym, is <br />moving to a new location beginning Monday, July 30 at 8am. The new location <br />will be at the Pahoa Community Center, 15-3022 Kauhale Street. Hours of <br />operation are 8am-6pm on weekdays, 8am-4pm on Saturdays. The DRC will <br />maintain regular hours. <br /> Access placards are available at the Civil Defense office located at 920 Ululani <br />Street in Hilo. <br />We are on watch 24-hours a day for your safety. <br />This is your Hawai‘i County Civil Defense Agency. <br />
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