Almost Half Of Hawaiʻi Schools Have Unreliable Fire Alarms | Honolulu Civil Beat
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Nearly half of the schools in Hawaiʻi are reported to have aging fire alarm systems that are becoming unreliable, with some currently under fire watch. State lawmakers have allocated funds for health and safety improvements, but past underfunding raises concerns about future maintenance and upgrades.
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The article is a news piece that provides a clear update on the status of fire alarm systems in Hawaiʻi schools but could improve on objectivity by presenting more varied perspectives on funding issues.
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