<p>Residents of Lahaina, Hawaii, who were affected by a wildfire in August 2023, are facing challenges with mail delivery as the United States Postal Service (USPS) has reportedly removed their addresses. This situation has arisen two months after the wildfire devastated the area, leaving many homes destroyed.</p><p>Pam Reader, a resident returning to Lahaina to assess the damage to her home, noted that while her house was burned, her mailbox remained intact. She described the mailbox as an old metal structure, which she believes contributed to its survival amid the destruction.</p>
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Hawaiians Address Mail Delivery Issues After Wildfires
Residents of Lahaina, Hawaii, are encountering mail delivery issues after the USPS removed their addresses following the August 2023 wildfire. Pam Reader, a local resident, returned to find her mailbox intact despite the destruction of her home.
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Razed by wildfire, erased by USPS: Hawaiians fight to restore mail delivery
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Hawaiians Address Mail Delivery Issues After Wildfires