SECURITYJul 27 · 20:00 UTCKHON2 HONOLULUSandy Harjo Livingston

After Marco Polo, Honolulu built more regulations: PHOTOS

Honolulu implemented stricter fire safety ordinances after the 2017 Marco Polo fire, requiring older residential high-rises to install automatic sprinklers by 2025 to reduce fatalities and property loss.

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