95.8% of the adult target population in Fiji have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and 84.1% are now fully vaccinated.
This means a total of 592,063 adults have received their first dose of the vaccine and 519,784 have received their second doses.
From today, you don't need a registration number or pass to travel from Vanua Levu to the Central DivisionBy Semi Turaga 19/10/2021
[image: File/2019]From today, Tuesday, the 19th of October all travel from Vanua Levu to the Central Division will not need a registration number nor a Ministry of Health pass.
Permanent Secretary for Health Doctor James Fong says the registration and Ministry of Health pass process will be maintained with regards to travel from Viti Levu to Vanua Levu to ensure that the travel is documented for contact tracing, a negative pre-departure test and vaccination status is verified.
He says they want the travel caseload to the North to be kept manageable.
Doctor Fong adds all these factors are important to both preventing and being able to contain transmission in the North.
He says the public is strongly advised to only do a pre-departure test only after your registration number is obtained.
Doctor Fong further says given the increasing vaccination rates, daily travelling quotas to the North are being increased and we will be transitioning to self-monitored home quarantine.
The current vaccination coverage rates for the North are 91.8% for dose one and 75.1% for dose 2.
Doctor Fong adds the team managing the travel to and from the North will continue to increase the number of travellers we can support to travel as the vaccination rates improve.
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22 new COVID-19 casesBy Semi Turaga 19/10/2021
[image: Ministry for Health COVID-19 Dashboard. ]There are 22 new cases of COVID-19.
Fiji has 2,288 active cases of COVID-19.
There were no new COVID-19 deaths recorded in the last 24 hours.
661 COVID-19 deaths have been recorded in this country since March last year.
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From today, Tuesday, the 19th of October all travel from Vanua Levu to the Central Division will not need a registration number nor a Ministry of Health pass.
Permanent Secretary for Health Doctor James Fong says the registration and Ministry of Health pass process will be maintained with regards to travel from Viti Levu to Vanua Levu to ensure that the travel is documented for contact tracing, a negative pre-departure test and vaccination status is verified.
He says they want the travel caseload to the North to be kept manageable.
Doctor Fong adds all these factors are important to both preventing and being able to contain transmission in the North.
He says the public is strongly advised to only do a pre-departure test only after your registration number is obtained.
Doctor Fong further says given the increasing vaccination rates, daily travelling quotas to the North are being increased and we will be transitioning to self-monitored home quarantine.
The current vaccination coverage rates for the North are 91.8% for dose one and 75.1% for dose 2.
Doctor Fong adds the team managing the travel to and from the North will continue to increase the number of travellers we can support to travel as the vaccination rates improve.
Click here for the full COVID-19 updateThere are 22 new cases of COVID-19.
Fiji has 2,288 active cases of COVID-19.
There were no new COVID-19 deaths recorded in the last 24 hours.
661 COVID-19 deaths have been recorded in this country since March last year.
Click here for the full COVID-19 update