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11 people arrested for gathering in a church at Nadevo village in Navosa
11 cases were recorded for crossing containment zones

11 people arrested for gathering in a church at Nadevo village in Navosa

11 cases were recorded for crossing containment zones

By Iva Danford
05/05/2021
Police officers at the containment area border near Rups Mega complex Nakasi [Photo: Fiji Police Force]

30 cases were recorded over the last 24 hours for breach of curfew and health restrictions which includes 11 people arrested for gathering in a church at Nadevo village in Navosa.

Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the Western Division recorded 24 cases whereby nine people were found to have breached the health restrictions by crossing the Vakabuli lockdown point from Ba to Lautoka while four people who do not live together were arrested in Rakiraki for drinking grog.

Tudravu says in the Southern Division, five reports were recorded including two juveniles who were allegedly crossing the containment zone from Nakasi to Narere.

He says three others were found loitering during curfew hours in the Raiwaqa and Narere area.

Tudravu says the lone case recorded in the North involved a 53-year-old man who was found driving without a valid reason in Labasa Town during curfew hours.

There were no cases of breach of curfew and health restrictions recorded in the Central and Eastern Divisions.

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