3 people trapped under debris at Namosi Quarry

By Dhanjay Deo

20/03/2020

[Photo:Fiji Police Force]

Three people are believed to be trapped under soil and debris in Namosi after a landslide occurred at the Namosi Quarry towards Mau Road.

We have received some reports that some lives have been lost.

Police Spokesperson, Ana Naisoro says efforts are underway to clear the soil and debris as search efforts continue.

We will have more soon.

FEATURE NEWS

Ashok Transport issued Prohibition Notice and fined $1,500 for oil discharge into Vatuwaqa drain

Ashok Transport Pte Limited has been issued a Prohibition Notice and Remedial Orders under the Environment Management Act 2005, along with a penalty o...

5 hours ago

Japanese woman 'marries' ChatGPT AI character in symbolic ceremony

A woman in Japan has married an AI-generated character based on a video game persona, sparking debates about the intersection of human relationships ...

3 hours ago

About 93,000 tonnes of cane unharvested due to crushing capacity – FSC

About 93,000 tonnes of cane have been left unharvested, rather than the 140,000 tonnes as claimed by Opposition MP Viam Pillay.In a response to ...

4 hours ago

156 RFMF personnel return home from UN Mission in Iraq

Emotional scenes were witnessed at the Nadi International Airport last night as 156 Republic of Fiji Military Forces personnel ...

5 hours ago

Vanua leaders urged to partner with tertiary institutions for better training

Kofera Trust Secretary Samuela Tuidraki is encouraging Vanua leaders to work closely with tertiary training institutes to ensure their villagers ...

5 hours ago

Climate relocation boost as NZ commits $5M to Fiji trust fund

The fight against climate change has received a major boost following the $5 million contribution from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of ...

5 hours ago

More News

Pacific Specialist Healthcare - Heart Center

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

IN DEPTH

3 people trapped under debris at Namosi Quarry

3 people trapped under debris at Namosi Quarry

Ashok Transport issued Prohibition Notice and fined $1,500 for oil discharge into Vatuwaqa drain

Japanese woman 'marries' ChatGPT AI character in symbolic ceremony

About 93,000 tonnes of cane unharvested due to crushing capacity – FSC

156 RFMF personnel return home from UN Mission in Iraq

Vanua leaders urged to partner with tertiary institutions for better training

Climate relocation boost as NZ commits $5M to Fiji trust fund

Fiji needs to act on human trafficking indicators associated with Grace Road Group

Human trafficking allegations and issues relating to Grace Road Group

Sonia Shanaaz says silent treatment hurts as she waits for assistance for her daughter with cerebral palsy