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PM meets with skeleton staff of Fiji Airways and other ground workers at Nadi Airport

PM meets with skeleton staff of Fiji Airways and other ground workers at Nadi Airport

By Vijay Narayan
15/10/2020
Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama meets with skeleton staff of Fiji Airways and other ground workers - [Photo: Office of the Prime Minister]

Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama visited the Nadi International Airport where he thanked the skeleton staff of Fiji Airways and other relevant agencies on the ground for their excellent services during this COVID-19 pandemic.

The Prime Minister says he conveyed the Fijian Government’s appreciation to the staff for their commitment and tireless efforts in ensuring Fiji’s borders are COVID-contained.

Being exposed to high COVID-19 risks, Bainimarama says the ongoing shifts and extra precautionary measures taken by the staff at the airport during this ongoing crisis is commendable.

Bainimarama was also briefed by the Fiji Airways management on the company’s strategic measures in handling the pandemic, its recruitment process, quarantine measures and discussions on the ongoing travel bubble plans.

The Fiji Airways management also revealed to the Prime Minister that the company is ready to fully operate once the borders re-open.

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