HIEMA looks at securing the state’s food supply before disaster strikes

HONOLULU (KHON2) — During a disaster, it’s important to have food, shelter and a plan. Here’s a look into food security and what factors put that at risk.

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“Food insecurity throughout the state is a challenge right now in blue skies. In a disaster, it’s going to increase across communities,” said Administrator James Barros from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency.

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Barros said six percent of families that have children miss meals due to food insecurity…

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