Parents scramble to find child care as military facilities remain closed due to main break.
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10.18.2022 TOP STORYParents scramble to find child care as military facilities remain closed due to main breaksAt least 11 child development centers on O‘ahu were closed again Tuesday as crews work to make repairs to the Navy’s water line. The closure of child care facilities is impacting about 3,000 families. Officials said there is no timeline for when repairs will be completed. 
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