![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/doctor-says-maui-looked-like-a-war-zone-out-of-i-am-legend-after-hawaii-wildfires/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Hawaii-Wildfires-Paradise-Burning-Maui-USA-10-Aug-2023.jpg&description=Dr Reza Danesh quickly mobilized his mobile medical clinic to aid evacuees, treating injuries and health issues caused by the devastating wildfires in Maui and Lahaina, Hawaii Scenes in Maui, Hawaii seemed reminiscent of a 'war zone' during the catastrophic wildfires, a doctor who helped burn victims and other injured people said. Over 1,000 people are feared missing as still-burning fires ripped through the Hawaiian island of Maui this week. Earlier today, officials confirmed 55 people had been killed, while family members continue to search for loved ones amid reports of bodies being found in the ocean. Dr Reza Danesh is a board-certified emergency physician who runs an urgent care centre and mobile clinic called MODO Mobile Doctors. He established this medical service with the aim of expanding access to outpatient care in Maui, Hawaii. The doctor responded swiftly to the devastating wildfires in Maui, preparing his mobile medical clinic with supplies and rushing to Lahaina, a severely affected community. He worked tirelessly for 14 hours, transporting and treating evacuees, many of whom suffered from burns, asthma, and other health issues exacerbated by the fires. For all the latest on news, politics, sports and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US The fires had been intensified by strong winds since Tuesday, resulting in dozens of fatalities, injuries, and destruction of medical facilities and pharmacies. Urgent care clinics were also severely damaged, leaving residents with limited medical options. Dr Danesh described the situation in Maui, particularly in the devastated community of Lahaina, as akin to a "war zone" and reminiscent of scenes from the movie "I Am Legend" with Will Smith. He mentioned that the aftermath of the wildfires resembled a hot and steamy environment with fires still burning on the sides of the road. He used a vivid comparison, mentioning that people emerging from the scene looked like "zombies," covered in ash and appearing as thoug){kind=link}
Dr Reza Danesh quickly mobilized his mobile medical clinic to aid evacuees, treating injuries and health issues caused by the devastating wildfires in Maui and Lahaina, Hawaii
Scenes in Maui, Hawaii seemed reminiscent of a ‘war zone’ during the catastrophic wildfires, a doctor who helped burn victims and other injured people said.
Over 1,000 people are feared missing as still-burning fires ripped through the Hawaiian island of Maui this week.
Earlier today, officials confirmed 55 people had been killed, while family members continue to search for loved ones amid reports of bodies being found in the ocean.
Dr Reza Danesh is a board-certified emergency physician who runs an urgent care centre and mobile clinic called MODO Mobile Doctors. He established this medical service with the aim of expanding access to outpatient care in Maui, Hawaii.