A woman in her 60s will appear before a magistrates court in Suva today for allegedly failing to observe the mandatory 14-day self-isolation protocols after returning from overseas. The woman,
Fiji’s two main roads on Viti Levu are opened to traffic, others remain closed while some others partially opened because of damage sustained when category 4 Tropical Cyclone Harold tracked
DAMAGE to some islands in Lau is quite extensive with reports of homes and plantations completely destroyed as the National Disaster Management Office continues damage assessment of the group. Until
BOIL all drinking water, Fijian medical authorities say as they sound alerts on the risks of water-borne diseases following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Harold. The category 4 system caused
Tornadoes do happen in Fiji and regional records show events as far back as the 1960s, but they are a rare occurrence, the Fiji Meteorological Service (FMS) Director Misaele Funaki
VITI Levu is now under restricted movement orders as Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Harold bears down on three divisions of Fiji. Only emergency Services are allowed on the road to
STORE enough drinking water to last up to three days as the Water Authority of Fiji expects heavy rain to disrupt supply. There are specific areas which are highly likely
