The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is advising passengers who travelled on FJ360 from Singapore to Nadi on Sunday 22nd March that they are not required to call the toll-free COVID-19 help line to register their details.
The ministry says social media posts requesting passengers to call the help line were not issued nor endorsed by the ministry.
Passengers on the flight are required to observe the 14 days of self-quarantine and are assured that their contact information is with the ministry and they will be visited by the Quarantine Enforcement Team.
The Health Ministry reassures the public that Contact Tracing Teams are monitoring Fijians who have been in direct contact with the recently confirmed cases and the third individual who travelled on flight FJ360.
If any FJ360 passenger is experiencing the symptoms of COVID-19, only then are they required to call 158 for assistance.
The ministry calls on all Fijians to follow protocols for personal protection from catching and spreading COVID-19 and also observe the lockdowns and curfews.
Meanwhile, the public can call 158 for all COVID-19 related queries and concerns.
The helpline is open 24 hours, seven days a week for the duration of the COVID-19 response. Trained staff will be managing calls at the call centre.
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