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Curfew finished at 6am today – Soko
Permanent Secretaries to decide on whether civil servants have to report to work

Curfew finished at 6am today – Soko

Permanent Secretaries to decide on whether civil servants have to report to work

By Vijay Narayan
18/12/2020
National Disaster Management Office Director, Vasiti Soko.

The nationwide curfew finished at 6 o’clock this morning.

National Disaster Management Office Director, Vasiti Soko says no decision has been made to extend the curfew so it finished at 6am.

People have also called us on whether civil servants have to report to work today.

Soko says that is the Permanent Secretaries’ discretion on whether they want their employees to report to work.

Fijivillage has also been receiving calls on whether businesses can open today and whether public transport will be running.

Soko says they will confirm soon.

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