With 115 confirmed deaths so far, officials said that they need to hear from anyone who knows a person on the list to be safe.
Crosses honoring victims killed in a recent wildfire are posted along the Lahaina Bypass in Hawaii.
The FBI compiled the list of names. The number of confirmed dead after fires on Maui that destroyed the historic seaside community of Lahaina stands at 115, a number the county said is expected to rise. Names on the list were deemed validated if officials had a person’s first and last name and a verified contact for the person who reported them missing, officials said.
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