Haleiwa Harbor sees dramatic action, water drops 10 to 15 ft
Honolulu (KHON2) – Haleiwa port had flood effects following the tsunami on Tuesday. The harbor saw a dramatic action by falling 10 to 15 feet.
The dramatic video showed that Haleiwa Harbor car park was around 20.00 and then withdrawn quickly.
Hawaiʻi Dot Traffic Director during the tsunami warning
Many said they ran to the harbor after hearing the magnitude of the earthquake.
Jacob Vandervelde, who worked in Haleiwa Harbor, said, “This place was chaotic because everyone had to withdraw their boats and traffic, many people lived on the other side and they were trying to get out of the beach because they all closed the beaches.”
GridLocked traffic led to uncertainty whether people have taken their boats to a higher place with them.
“At least fifteen people were doing this, taking boats in, and many people took them out and waited, but all the roads were grilled, but all the roads were grilled.
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When Wilson received a warning, he ran to move his boat to a higher place.
After being completely dark, the fluctuations rose to the Haleiwa River. It was seen that it was hurried under the key bridge of the water or the rainbow bridge.
Wilson said the water depth in the harbor was about 15 feet.
The boats connected to the dock were stuck under the quay and then reappeared.
On July 30, there was still water on the pier the night before. Mud was found along the parking lot where many tour companies are located.
Vandervede recommends that boat owners control their bodies for possible damage.
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“The boats stayed in the mud, so yes they have to control their trunks today,” Vendelde said.
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