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Pretty hard to hide the deaths of 4,000+ people
Well, that number topped 911, and I know people that had friends and family die in that event. Something else is going on here and the official/ unofficial narratives are only blurring the potential actual.
Human body cremation requires the temperature twice lower than to melt glass.
There are videos of melted glass on cars in Maui, so the temperature was twice higher than required during cremation, which usually takes 40-60 mins but with twice higher temperature it might be significantly faster.
Maybe this was a way to “hide” people.
Seems it would be equally hard to hide the deaths of 2000. Keep in mind, they won't let anyone film with drones or go past the military grade fencing they erected. So the dead may be in those areas.
2,000 kids are not MISSING // Source for that number is a report from the State Dept. of Education and the kids are unaccounted for:
The report states that as of August 21, out of the 3,001 students enrolled as of August 8, 538 have “re-enrolled in other public schools”; 438 have “enrolled in the State Distance Learning Program (SDLP), English and Hawaiian language immersion”; and says of the 2,025 not accounted for: “Remainder of students who have not re-enrolled in another public school or opted for distance learning (may have moved out of state, enrolled in private schools)”
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported one private school on Maui has received about 1,000 new applicants since the fire. However the article also mentioned a private school with 200 students had been destroyed by the fire (excerpt):
Meanwhile, Maui’s private schools also are in flux. Maui Preparatory Academy recently received a surge of about 1,000 applications for new openings the school made to accommodate displaced students, officials posted online this week. “We shuffled, rearranged the entire campus to welcome 110 new students (a 40% enrollment increase from last year). It is only a drop in the bucket. So many students not in classrooms today,” the school posted Monday on Instagram.