Hawaiian officials are still determining what caused a deadly wildfire to sweep through Lahaina on Maui island in Hawaii with terrifying speed, killing at least 67 people and decimating the historic resort town with little warning to residents.
The death toll was expected to rise as search teams combed through the charred ruins of the town with the aid of cadaver dogs, after the fire torched 1000 buildings and left thousands of people homeless in what officials say is the worst natural disaster in the State’s history.
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