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The Conversation: Water line breaks affect military residents; Kauaʻi mayoral candidate Michael Roven Poai

By Catherine Cruz,
Savannah Harriman-Pote
Published October 20, 2022 at 2:18 PM HST
In this Wednesday, Oct. 19 photo, a military resident picks up water at the Navy Exchange. Water main breaks have left an estimated 93,000 people in the Pearl Harbor area on a boil water advisory since last Friday.
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In this Wednesday, Oct. 19 photo, a military resident picks up water at the Navy Exchange. Water main breaks have left an estimated 93,000 people in the Pearl Harbor area on a boil water advisory since last Friday.
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