Here Are The Safest Places To Travel In Hawaii Right Now
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The eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano has been making headlines for weeks now. It’s scary news, but despite what you might think, you can still travel safely to the islands and stay well out of the way of danger.
Locals and officials will be quick to tell you that the volcanic activity is all happening in a remote section of the island of Hawai’i. Furthermore, that affected area covered about 10 square miles as of May 29. Flights, accommodations, and regional activities in all other parts of the Hawaiian islands are all operating as normal.
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Furthermore, the island’s air quality is being closely monitored and has been deemed safe for residents and visitors outside of the affected area.
On June 1, it was reported that new lava flows had penetrated outside of the previous 10-mile radius, but that only residents in the direct path of the lava have been ordered to evacuate. This includes about 30 residents of the town of Kapoho.
Of course, the state of the eruption is liable to change on a daily basis. Always check for the most up-to-date travel information before planning your trip and prioritize staying safe over any vacation plans.
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