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DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe State of Hawaiʻi will conduct the annual 2023 Makani Pahili series of exercises to test statewide hurricane preparedness and response capabilities from Monday, May 1 to Friday, May 5 The exercise is coordinated by the Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency (HI-EMA).\n\nThe weeklong exercise series will test key elements of the State's response to a simulated Category 4 hurricane. County emergency management agencies will participate, along with federal, private, and nonprofit partners, and state leadership.\n\nAs part of the exercise, the State Emergency Operations Center inside Diamond Head Crater in Honolulu will be activated on Monday, May 9. Events associated with the activation are not expected to impact the public, but there is a possibility that individuals monitoring radio broadcasts on certain channels may hear radio chatter from participating HAM Radio operators from the state Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) program.\n\nA safety officer will be on hand to monitor activities. In the event of an injury during the simulation or a real-world emergency, the exercise will be halted.\n\nMakani Pahili, meaning “strong winds” in Hawaiian, is the state's annual hurricane preparedness exercise. \n\n“These exercises provide a crucial test of Hawaii's emergency management systems, showing us what works well and what needs improvement before a storm hits and lives are on the line,” said Luke Meyers, Administrator of HI-EMA. “A challenging test makes us stronger.”\n
SUMMARY:Makani Pahili: State Hurricane Exercise
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