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Hawaii man sucked into storm drain and dragged 2,400ft into ocean

Por: Newsweek Tech January 30, 2023

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A firefighter on the Hawaiian island of Maui was swept into a storm drain by powerful floodwaters and dragged for thousands of feet.The man, who has not been named, was sucked into a 4-foot-wide storm drain in Kihei on Friday while attempting to clear it of debris. He was then dragged 800 yards through the drain to where it exited into the sea.There were crews from our county public works there as well, who were able to provide quick information... + full article



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