Fiji’s 9th COVID-19 patient yet to be questioned for breach of Public Health Amendment Act

Fiji’s 9th COVID-19 patient yet to be questioned for breach of Public Health Amendment Act
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho

Police are yet to interview the 54-year-old man from Soasoa in Labasa who returned from a religious gathering in India and spread COVID-19 to a few people in the country.

Investigators are still gathering statements from those who reside in Suva.

Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho also says the 27-year-old flight attendant from Lautoka who was the first confirmed COVID-19 case was questioned and released.

He says investigators are still waiting for more medical statements before proceeding.

According to the Public Health Amendment Act, a person faces upto $10,000 fine or 5 years imprisonment or both, for breaching the self-quarantine directives.

Fiji had 18 cases of COVID-19, 15 patients have recovered and 3 are still admitted in isolation facilities.

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
Full Time
Storm 14–22 Panthers
Full Time
Raiders 30–34 Broncos
Full Time
Dolphins 34–16 Eels
Full Time
Fiji 22–29 South Africa
Full Time
Ratu Navula College 22–17 Queen Victoria School
Full Time
Marist Brothers High School 15–17 Ratu Kadavulevu School
Full Time
Suva Grammar School 40–12 Queen Victoria School
Full Time - SENIOR
Nadi 19–19 Tailevu
Full Time
Suva 26–29 Naitasiri
Full Time
Kadavu 14–18 Malolo
Full Time
Suva 24–32 Nadi
Full Time
Tailevu 50–05 Nadroga
Full Time
Kadavu 48–0 Rewa
3:10AM
Springboks vs All Blacks
5:00AM
Lions vs All Blacks