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1. Herman Andaya resigns as Maui, Hawaii's top emergency official a day after stating he has no regrets about not activating the emergency sirens during the wildfires.
   2023-08-18 02:31:05 (First version)
2. Herman Andaya resigns as Maui, Hawaii's top emergency official amidst reproval for not activating the emergency sirens during the wildfires.
   2023-08-18 04:03:00 (Update)
3. In the United States, Herman Andaya resigns as Maui, Hawaii's top emergency official amidst reproval for not activating the emergency sirens during the wildfires.
   2023-08-18 10:03:03 (Update)
4. Herman Andaya resigns as Maui's top emergency official amidst reproval for not activating the emergency sirens during the wildfires.
   2023-08-18 14:03:04 (Update)
5. In the United States, Herman Andaya resigns as Maui's top emergency official amidst reproval for not activating the emergency sirens during the wildfires.
   (Current version)

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