Jason Momoa Evacuated With Family In Hawaii's Worst Flood.."Hope you're safe" [★ Hollywood]

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Hawaiian actor Jason Momoa mentioned the massive flood damage that hit Hawaii.

According to People magazine on the 22nd (local time), Jason Momoa said on his social media that he had been evacuated due to sudden heavy rain and flooding while staying with his family in the Oahu North Shore area of Hawaii.

"I was with my family, and I had to leave the place eventually because the power was cut off," he said. "We are safe now, but there are a lot of people who are not. I hope everyone is safe," he said.

Jason Momoa shared serious damage, including landslides and fallen trees, along with a video of the damage near his father's house. He delivered food and relief supplies to the victims with his lover Adria Arjona. He said, "It is important to help each other in difficult times. That's the 'Aloha' spirit," he added.

Meanwhile, record-breaking heavy rains on Oahu Island in Hawaii raised concerns about dam collapse and caused emergency conditions, with thousands of residents evacuated. Authorities issued flood warnings across Hawaii for the possibility of additional heavy rain and urged residents to take extra precautions.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green called the flood "the largest in the past 20 years" and predicted that the total damage could exceed $1 billion (about 1.5 trillion won).

Meanwhile, Jason Momoa is well-known for his role as Aquaman and met with audiences with the film Aquaman and Lost Kingdom, which was released in 2023. He will also appear in the movie Supergirl, which is scheduled to be released this year.

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