More than a hundred are killed in the fire, hundreds are missing in Hawaii, USA

  A forest fire in the state of Hawaii in the United States has killed 114 people and 850 others are missing. Richard Besen, the head of the Lahaina region has announced the death of 114 people in the fire that is burning forests and wilderness, and said: 850 people have also disappeared and more than 2,200 buildings have been destroyed. The governor of the state of Hawaii, Josh Green, has also indicated that the Lahaina fire is not yet completely over, saying that the fire is under control at about 90 percent. Extreme heat accompanied by strong winds caused by Hurricane Dora sparked wildfires in the state of Hawaii. The poor performance of early warning systems and the delay in evacuating the people of the affected cities have increased the damage of the disaster in the state of Hawaii.