Fast-moving brush fire on Hawaii's Maui island evacuates about 50 people
A fast-moving Hawaii brush fire fueled by fierce winds forced the evacuation of about 50 Maui residents on the opposite side of the same island where a devastating blaze killed over 100 people two years ago.
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