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South Korea supports Maui relief

The Republic of Korea donated $2 million to support Maui fire relief, recovery, and humanitarian aid on Wednesday. Also on Wednesday, Maui donations left the state Capitol for those affected by the wildfire.

By Craig T. Kojima

Aug. 16, 2023

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Consul General Lee Seo Young, left, on behalf of the Republic of Korea, presented Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke with a donation of $2 million to support Maui fire relief, recovery, and humanitarian aid on Wednesday.
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Micah Kane, of the Hawaii Community Foundation, discusses Maui aid efforts.
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Consul General Lee Seo Young, left, on behalf of the Republic of Korea, presented Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke with a donation of $2 million to support Maui fire relief, recovery, and humanitarian aid.
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Park Kaleiwahea, left, the Senate Assistant Sgt. at Arms, and Taylor Date, from the office of Rep. Scott Nishimoto, prepare a delivery of donations to a displaced Maui family now living in Waikiki.
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The basement of the Capitol was filled with Maui donations on Wednesday,
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The basement of the Capitol was filled with Maui donations on Wednesday,
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