Loved ones identify 6 fireworks explosion patients getting treatment in Arizona
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Six survivors of the Aliamanu fireworks explosion receive treatment in Arizona have been identified by loved ones.
They are: Abigail Allie, Kevin Vallesteros, Tommy Dao, Melissa Cabrera, Sammi Feliciano, and Drew Sanbei.
Efforts are also underway to help support their families during the difficult time away from home.
Hawaii News Now has learned there are at least 14 family members from Hawaii currently staying in Phoenix. We are told they’re being put up in three hotels, and some of them are preparing for long-term stays.
The Arizona Burn Foundation offers emotional and financial support to families whose loved ones are being treated at the burn center.
Donations have allowed them to provide food, hotel, and social services to the 14 family members.
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