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US defense chief visits Hawaii amid fuel spill distrust

Protestors upset with the Department of Defense's response to the leak of jet fuel into the water supply hold signs outside the gate at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, Friday, Sept. 30, 2022. HONOLULU — — U.S.

Outside Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, several dozen protesters held signs saying “Navy Lies” and “Shut Down Red Hill.” People driving by — including many exiting the base — honked in support. Her family has spent $3,000 of their own money to install filters on all the faucets in the house so they can bathe, brush their teeth and wash their dishes. She spends $70 to $100 a month to have water delivered to their home for drinking. They also use bottled water.

But Burness said she never got to see the reports for her house after it was tested. She was only told her water was good. The military put families up in hotels for several months, but stopped paying once the health department cleared people to resume drinking their tap water.

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