When a devastating wildfire swept through Lahaina, residents found connection and support on social media. But they also found a rumor claiming that FEMA could seize land from property owners who applied for disaster assistance.
While the rumor is false, it revealed an erosion of trust between the community and the government.
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5 окт 2024