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Police calls for public support during Deans final

Police calls for public support during Deans final

By Marika Rasekaseka
08/10/2022
[Image: Pita's Pictures]

Police are calling for everyone's support and have their plans ready for today’s Vodafone Super Deans Final in Lautoka.

Traffic officers were deployed at 3am to conduct escort duties for participating teams while snap checks are being conducted along the main highways.

Police are pleading for cooperation from every Fijian in making the finals an incident-free event.

They are urging drivers and members of the public to take all necessary precautions as officers will not hesitate to stop anyone who is found to be breaching road safety rules.

In the finals today, RKS will take on Marist Brothers High School at 8.10am in the Under 14 final, RKS will meet neighbours QVS at 9.20am in the Under 15 final, QVS will play Grammar in the Under 16 final at 12pm, Marist will play Suva Grammar at 1.20pm in the Under 17 final, Ra High School will face Ratu Navula College at 2.50pm in the Under 19 final, and Marist will take on Grammar at 5.40pm in the Under 18 final.

In the Weet-Bix Raluve Trophy, Sigatoka Methodist College will play Naitasiri Secondary School at 10.40am in the Under 16 final, and Jasper Williams High School will face Natabua High School in the Under 18 final.

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