This quickly spread all across  many parts of Hawaii, causing buildings, houses, businesses, vehicles, and acres of land to be destroyed and burnt. Power lines that were owned by Hawaiian Electric were blown down and over 12,000 people that resided in the Maui area were left without power.
A devastating fire quickly swept across various areas of Hawaii, resulting in widespread destruction of buildings, homes, companies, cars, and large tracts of land. The electrical infrastructure, particularly those owned by Hawaiian Electric, was severely impacted, leaving approximately 12,000 residents in the Maui region without electricity.