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$1K reward to arrests of burning of TFL’s Cable Cabinet in Raiwai

$1K reward to arrests of burning of TFL’s Cable Cabinet in Raiwai

By Nirupa Siwan
17/05/2016

Telecom Fiji Limited will be offering a reward of $1000 to anyone who provides information which may lead to any arrests for those responsible for burning the TFL’s Cable Cabinet along Nairai Road in Raiwai yesterday afternoon.

TFL CEO, Mothilal De Silva says this act has affected TFL landline and Connect Internet Services in some parts of Raiwaqa.

He says this is a serious matter and the matter has been reported to the Police.

TFL wishes to remind the public that its infrastructure and services fall within the ambits of National Essential Services.

The company says it is important that this critical infrastructure is protected as it is an enabler of essential and security services.

De Silva says anyone with the information can call the National Operating Center on 3311444 or 3300444.

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