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Hawaii ocean recreation companies resume operations

By Jamm Aquino

June 5, 2020

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Shelly Rofrits, manager of Dive Oahu, checks scuba tanks at the shop on Friday in Kakaako. Hawaii Gov. David Ige announced on Wednesday that boating and water sports are allowed to resume operations effective immediately with up to 10 people on a vessel at a time that includes passengers and crew. Commercial water sports operators like surf schools and kayak rental companies can also resume operations.
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Shelly Rofrits, manager of Dive Oahu, checks scuba tanks at the shop on Friday in Kakaako. Hawaii Gov. David Ige announced June 3 that boating and water sports allowed to resume operations effective immediately with up to 10 people on a vessel at a time that includes passengers and crew. Commercial water sports operators like surf schools and kayak rental companies can also resume operations.
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Shelly Rofrits, manager of Dive Oahu, checks scuba tanks at the shop on Friday in Kakaako.
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Shelly Rofrits, manager of Dive Oahu, checks scuba tanks at the shop on Friday in Kakaako.
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Shelly Rofrits, manager of Dive Oahu, checks scuba tanks at the shop on Friday in Kakaako.
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