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The search for victims of the historic Lahaina wildfire is still ongoing in Maui, and there are concerns among the loved ones of the town’s elderly and disabled population. Although there is no confirmation yet from Maui county’s spokeswoman, reports suggest that the senior living complex, which includes the Maui Adult Day Care Center and the Hale Mahaolu Eono Apartments, may have been destroyed. These buildings are located in close proximity to each other on the same block.

Satellite imagery and videos shared on social media indicate that the building complex was severely impacted by the fire. Before and after satellite images from Maxar clearly show the buildings that made up the complex. Additionally, on-the-ground videos shared on social media demonstrate that the buildings were completely leveled. A drone video shared on Facebook also shows a senior living complex in the area.

It remains unclear whether people were able to evacuate the buildings before the fire engulfed the city block. Satellite imagery reveals that there were only a few cars in the care center’s parking lot. Disturbing footage captured on the day of the fire portrays the block consumed by flames as individuals evacuate along with others. Families of the residents are fearing the worst.

This is an ongoing situation, and officials are facing challenges in identifying remains. The wildfire in Maui has had devastating effects, with a significant loss of property and lives. Further updates will be provided as information becomes available.

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