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Emergency Sirens Mistakenly Activated on O‘ahu and in Kahului
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Due to an error during a Honolulu Police Department training exercise, emergency sirens were mistakenly activated on Oʻahu.
A siren in the Kahului area also was mistakenly activated during the exercise, according to the Hawaiʻi Emergency Management Agency.
There is no emergency at this time.
Emergency Management Agency Siren, Maui. Photo by Wendy Osher.
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