FEMA reviews Hawaii’s COVID funding after Sylvia Luke indictment
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is reviewing FEMA-funded COVID-19 work that has been tied to the public corruption indictment of Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and four others, and the agency said it may seek repayment or other enforcement actions if it finds improper spending.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is reviewing FEMA-funded COVID-19 work that has been tied to the public corruption indictment of Hawaii Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and four others, and the agency said it may seek repayment or other enforcement actions if it finds improper spending.
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