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It’s a Hawaii no one has seen before. Empty beaches, empty roads, only a smattering of people going to essential jobs or paddling out for a quick “individual” surf session.On April 10, only 424 people flew to Hawaii — down from roughly 30,000 arrivals the year before.Here’s what that looks like on Oahu.According to an , most people are staying home. Only 3% of the first 11,000 respondents said they kept attending social gatherings, even after the stay-at-home order in late March.Hawaii they expect people will need to continue staying home until at least June.Having a system for to restarting Hawaii’s tourism industry quickly, according to a report by the University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization.&nbsp;By the first week of April, more than . The industries hit the hardest: accommodation and hospitality.&nbsp;Traffic counts along H-1 freeway’s most heavily traveled corridors compared to last year, according to the state Department of Transportation.Want more information on COVID-19 in Hawaii? You can read all of Civil Beat’s , find answers to or sign up for — all for free.During this election season, we hope that our coverage provides you with the information to make informed decisions on issues that you care deeply about.Whether it’s affordable housing, education or the environment, these issues depend on your vote, and&nbsp;our ability to report on them depends on your support.So, if you found value in our coverage,&nbsp;

It’s a Hawaii no one has seen before. Empty beaches, empty roads, only a smattering of people going to essential jobs or paddling out for a quick “individual” surf session.On April 10, only 424 people flew to Hawaii — down from roughly 30,000 arrivals the year before.Here’s what that looks like on Oahu.According to an , most people are staying home. Only 3% of the first 11,000 respondents said they kept attending social gatherings, even after the stay-at-home order in late March.Hawaii they expect people will need to continue staying home until at least June.Having a system for to...

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