Civil servants in non-essential areas and living in low lying areas can go home now

NDMO Weather

Civil servants in non-essential areas and living in low lying areas can go home now

By Vijay Narayan

29/01/2021

Director of the National Disaster Management Office, Vasiti Soko.

Civil servants in non-essential areas and living in low lying areas can go home now.

NDMO Director, Vasiti Soko says this is to give time for people to prepare for the floods and the approaching system. Soko says civil servants are to liaise with their Permanent Secretaries.

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