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Tsunami Advisory Cancelled
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The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has cancelled the tsunami advisory that was issued earlier for the Island and State of Hawai‘i.
Hawai‘i Police Department reported observing above normal tides, wave surge, and coastal inundation of less than 3-feet; at multiple locations across Hawaii Island. The tsunami was generated by a volcanic eruption near Tonga.
Due to the tsunami the following closures are in effect:
Kahalu`u Beach Park.
If you sustained coastal flooding and damage, please report damages to Civil Defense at 935-0031.
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