Worst Flood in 20 Years Hits Hawaii, Jason Momoa Evacuated

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SecondUpdate.com – The Hawaii region is currently being hit by a major flood disaster, described as the worst in the past two decades.

This disaster has not only caused widespread damage but has also forced thousands of residents to evacuate for safety.

One of those affected is Hollywood actor Jason Momoa. He was reportedly evacuated after the floods struck his hometown in March 2026.

Through a post on social media, Momoa shared that he and his family were in the North Shore area of Oʻahu when the flooding suddenly occurred.

The situation became more difficult as the power went out, forcing them to leave the area immediately.

Despite the circumstances, the actor best known for his role in Aquaman confirmed that he and his family are safe.

However, he also expressed concern for others who were hit harder by the disaster. Many residents have lost their homes and are now staying in evacuation shelters.

Momoa even shared a video showing the impact of the disaster around his family’s home.

The footage revealed landslides and fallen trees, highlighting how quickly the situation escalated and how dangerous it became.

Meanwhile, Hawaii Governor Josh Green described the flooding as one of the most destructive events in the last 20 years.

He estimated total losses could exceed 1 billion US dollars, or around Rp16 trillion.

Local authorities quickly took emergency measures by ordering mass evacuations in high-risk areas.

Amid the difficult situation, Jason Momoa and his partner Adria Arjona stepped in to help.

They collaborated with local restaurant networks to distribute food and aid to residents affected by the floods.

This act of solidarity shows that even in the face of a major disaster, compassion and support continue to help victims recover and stay strong.