RedactedNarrative: Woman, 5-year-old die after getting into trouble while kayaking
  
  HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow/Gray News) An adult and young boy who were part of a private school's spring break program died Thursday after getting into trouble while kayaking off Kaaawa.
  The two, a 63-year-old woman and 5-year-old boy, were initially taken to a hospital in critical condition.
  Two other young children rescued from the water were uninjured.
  The group was participating in a spring break program at Mid-Pacific Institute. The Manoa private school said the woman who died was an employee.
  The child was not attending Mid-Pacific Institute.
  First responders rushed to the scene in waters off Puakenikeni Road and Kamehameha Highway about noon Thursday following a report of an overturned kayak about 150 yards offshore.
  Officials said lifeguards and paramedics gave the victims CPR on scene before they were taken away by ambulance.
  A Honolulu Fire Department spokesman said the 5-year-old boy was brought to shore by a good Samaritan while first responders brought the woman to shore.
  Two other children in the water were rescued, and did not sustain any injuries.
  
  The Medical Examiner’s Office on Tuesday determined the cause of death for both as a drowning and classified the manner of death as an accident.
  Two other boys, a 6-year-old and 9-year-old, were on board the kayak, but were uninjured.
  The tragedy is reinforcing the importance of ocean safety.
  Federal law requires children 13 years and under to wear a life jacket any time they’re onboard a kayak or water vessel. That didn’t appear to be the case in Thursday’s heartbreaking incident.
  Fire officials say crews who responded did not find any life vests at the scene or on any of the individuals who were in the water.
  Questions also remain as to why there were four people on the two person kayak.
  
  