FNU to meet tomorrow to decide on safe resumption of face to face classes

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FNU to meet tomorrow to decide on safe resumption of face to face classes

By Vijay Narayan

22/06/2020

Acting Vice Chancellor Professor James Pounder

The Fiji National University’s Senior Management Group will have a special meeting tomorrow to discuss an orderly and safe return to face to face mode of learning and teaching.

Acting Vice Chancellor Professor James Pounder says further to the statement by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama announcing ‘Phase 2’ of Fiji’s COVID-Safe Economy Recovery yesterday, they will meet tomorrow to hold discussions.

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