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Despite Slowed Activity, Pahoa Village Road to Remain Closed

The lack of activity in the down slope area of the June 27 lava flow has many wondering when roads can reopen. Officials say opening now may be “premature.”

Air Quality Remains ‘Good’ Despite Lava

Air quality levels tracked by the Department of Health’s Clean Air Branch have not detected any unsafe levels of air quality in the areas of the June 27 lava flow.

June 27 Lava Flow Afternoon Update – 10/30/14

The June 27 lava flow is currently 470 feet from Pahoa Village Road and 0.47 miles from Highway 130, moving at a very slow advancement rate.

June 27 Lava Flow Update – 10/29/14

The June 27 lava flow continues its active movement and is currently about 240 yards from Pahoa Village Road traveling through a residential area.

June 27 Lava Flow Update – 10/28/14

The June 27 lava flow continues its movement through a residential area and towards Pahoa Village Road and one structure has been impacted by the flow.

Civil Defense to Hold Pahoa Meetings on June 27 Lava Flow

Community meetings will be held next Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at the Pahoa Community Center to update residents on the June 27 lava flow and its potential impact.