Dr Fong says they are looking at making some changes to some of the COVID-safe restrictions like having earlier curfew times

COVID-19 Curfew

Dr Fong says they are looking at making some changes to some of the COVID-safe restrictions like having earlier curfew times

By Semi Turaga

30/12/2021

Photo: Fiji Police Force

Permanent Secretary for Health Doctor James Fong says they are looking at making some changes to some of the COVID-safe restrictions like having earlier curfew times.

He says now more than ever, the most important thing will be the individual COVID safe measures we take.

COVID-19 cases reported by the Health Ministry continue to increase with 309 new cases confirmed in the latest update.

115 new cases were recorded on Tuesday and 194 new cases in the last 24 hours ending at 8am yesterday.

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