News

All fishing vessels to discontinue any crew changes on high seas or at any port visited

All fishing vessels to discontinue any crew changes on high seas or at any port visited

The Fiji Ports Corporation Limited has directed all fishing vessels, local and foreign, to follow set protocols and discontinue any crew changes on high seas or at any port visited.

Fiji Ports Chairman Shaheen Ali says they have met with local and foreign fishing vessel owners and agents last week informing them that all transfer and change of crew members has been suspended until further notice.

Ali says they will monitor the fishing vessels and its crew detail and all fishing vessel operators are required to provide vessel and crew details to the Harbour Master prior to arrival.

He says the verification of information will be conducted by Harbour Master in conjunction with other stakeholders, that is, Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Fiji Revenue and Customs Services, Department of Immigration and Biosecurity Authority of Fiji.

Ali says the Ministry of Health Officials will board the vessel to give clearance, while other stakeholders will proceed for inspections and approval for vessel to dock.

He says since January 2020, Fiji Ports has been taking proactive measures to combat against the COVID-19 pandemic and will continue to ensure the wellbeing of its staff and stakeholders.

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
Full Time
Storm 14–22 Panthers
Full Time
Raiders 30–34 Broncos
Full Time
Dolphins 34–16 Eels
Full Time
Fiji 22–29 South Africa
Full Time
Ratu Navula College 22–17 Queen Victoria School
Full Time
Marist Brothers High School 15–17 Ratu Kadavulevu School
Full Time
Suva Grammar School 40–12 Queen Victoria School
Full Time - SENIOR
Nadi 19–19 Tailevu
Full Time
Suva 26–29 Naitasiri
Full Time
Kadavu 14–18 Malolo
Full Time
Suva 24–32 Nadi
Full Time
Tailevu 50–05 Nadroga
Full Time
Kadavu 48–0 Rewa
3:10AM
Springboks vs All Blacks
5:00AM
Lions vs All Blacks