Tropical Storm Lala causes power outages and one death in Hawaii
Most outlets led with the human toll and immediate impact, noting one death and widespread power outages. The Nation highlighted the fatality and the storm’s downgrade to a tropical storm, while Business Recorder focused on the scale of power disruption and the National Hurricane Center’s warning. Both outlets mentioned tens of thousands without power, but only The Nation explicitly reported the death.
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1 dead, thousands without power as Tropical Storm Lala lashes Hawaii
HAWAII - One person is dead and tens of thousands have lost power after Hurricane Lala moved past parts of Hawaii overnight, before weakening slightly Sunday morning to a tropical storm with 70 mph sustained winds and heavy rain.
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Hurricane Lala leaves thousands without power in Hawaii
HONOLULU: Hurricane Lala approached Hawaii with strong winds and heavy rain on Saturday, leaving more than 40,000 utility customers without power across the state as the National Hurricane Center warned of “life-threatening” conditions. The poweroutage.com website showed 42,889 customers without power as of 2:14 p.m. HST (0014 GMT on Sunday) in Hawaii, including 31,792 on the Big Island and 7,2...
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