PM starts his tour to cyclone and flood-affected areas
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has started his tour to Cyclone Ana affected areas. He is currently on his way to Naqali, Na
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has started his tour to Cyclone Ana affected areas. He is currently on his way to Naqali, Na
Parts of Sawani in Nausori are still flooded. A resident says flood waters still remain in and around some of the houses in Saw
TDO7F has been further downgraded into a low pressure system however the heavy rain, damaging wind and flood warning remains in pl
A flood warning remains in force for all low lying areas, areas adjacent to and downstream of all rivers of Ba, Tavua, Rakiraki, K
It is now raining heavily and people are experiencing strong winds in Tabia, Labasa and Seaqaqa. A resident, Abdul Sayed says t
Flood waters have receded in Wairuku Settlement, Naqoro flats and Rakiraki Town. Advisory Councilor of Wairuku Settlement, Hazr
Flood waters are still in and around most of the houses in Lal Singh Road in Waila and Duilomaloma in Nausori. There is about 2
10,259 people are currently staying at 318 evacuation centres around the country as strong winds and flash flooding remains a conc
People living in Wailea and Nanuku settlements in Vatuwaqa suffered severe flooding during Cyclone Ana. Wailea resident, Suruj
Queens and Kings highways are open to traffic however the highways are reduced to single lane at some sections. The Fiji Roads
Tropical Cyclone Bina has been downgraded to a depression however we will still experience heavy rain, damaging winds and flooding
You should prepare for more widespread rain, damaging to destructive winds and flooding today into tomorrow as Tropical Depression