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More Homeless People Are Dying on Oahu. Can the Crisis Be Reversed?

At least 1,466 homeless people died on Oʻahu from 2014 to 2025, with methamphetamine involved in 43% of deaths last year, officials said.

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Darlene Mayo, 52, died on a sidewalk near a Koa Pancake House in Wahiawa of severe anemia likely due to a chronic lice infestation.

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More homeless people are dying on Oahu. Can the crisis be reversed?

Darlene Mayo, 52, died on a sidewalk near a Koa Pancake House in Wahiawa of severe anemia likely due to a chronic lice infestation.

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More Homeless People Are Dying On Oʻahu. Can We Reverse The ‘Crisis’?

An effort underway to bring the death rate down involves outreach, special facilities that offer medical care and shelter, and a controversial new law.

·Honolulu, United States
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More Homeless People Are Dying On Oʻahu. Can We Reverse The ‘Crisis’? An effort underway to bring the death rate down involves outreach, special facilities that offer medical care and shelter, and a controversial new law.

More Homeless People Are Dying On Oʻahu. Can We Reverse The ‘Crisis’?

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Civil Beat broke the news in Honolulu, United States on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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