Lives and homes destroyed, Maui wildfire survivors keep searching for loved ones despite the odds

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The days of waiting have become harder and harder as the odds grow longer and longer, but Kevin Baclig remains undeterred in his search for his wife and her parents, who have been missing since Aug. 8, when a wildfire engulfed and flattened the Hawaiian town of Lahaina.

He has gone looking from one shelter to another, hoping strangers might recognize the faces on the flyers he brings with him.

Baclig, 30, has driven back and forth to Lahaina, desperately scouting for anything that might lead him to his wife Angelica and her parents, Joel and Adela Villegas. Six other relatives who lived next door also

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