Tight security to stop scavenging at dumps

By fijivillage.com

07/04/2012

Tight security will be provided at rubbish dumps in flood affected areas to stop people from scavenging.

Deputy Secretary for Public Health Dr Joe Koroivueta said health officials are inspecting shops to confiscate unsafe food items.

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