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Power supply progressively restored to affected areas

Power supply progressively restored to affected areas

By Semi Turaga
10/04/2020

Tens of thousands of people across the country with the majority in the Central and Western Divisions are still without power supply today.

These people have been with power supply since Wednesday.

Energy Fiji Limited has released tentative restoration times for areas around country still without power due to fallen power poles, fallen power lines and damage to other power infrastructure.

CEO Hasmukh Patel stresses that these timelines are tentative and subject to change due to the weather condition, access to affected areas and the extent of damage to the power network.

Patel says they have teams outside the lockdown area.

This means it is a smaller team and it will take time to restore power.

He says, of course, they prepare for natural disasters but people have to understand that there will always be some damage.

CENTRAL DIVISION

Nausori

Only 15 percent of the areas in Nausori have their power supply restored at this stage and Energy Fiji Limited says areas still affected will have power supply progressively restored from Monday.

The areas still without power in Nausori are Koronivia Road, Waila Road, Navuso, the whole of Baulevu Road in Muaniweni, the whole of Kasavu, Tailevu, the whole of Sawani Serea Road from the Junction of Princes Road, Buiduna, Naqeledamu, Lakena no 1 Hill, Vusuya, Waituri Settlement, Veiwalai, Raralevu Road, Dravo, Matanikorobau Road, Mokani Village, the whole of Caucata Road, the whole of Toga Rewa, Koronivia Road, Yako Place, Naulu Junction, Dilo Street, Rewa Delta.

Lami

Areas still without power supply in Lami can expect restoration to progressively start from Monday.

Only 20% of the power supply has been restored in Lami.

Lami Industrial, Lami Village Road, Junction of 7th Day Adventist School on Queens Highway, Delainavesi Road, Naicobocobo Road and from Lami Town till Wailekutu Creek are still without power.

Nasinu

80% of the areas in Nasinu have their power supply restored and areas still affected can expect power supply progressively restored from today.

Areas still without power in Nasinu are part of Kalokalo Cresent, Neela Place, Peela Place, Karobo Road, Matanisiga Street, Shaam Place, Sabera Place, Sukanaivalu Road, Sagali Raod, Wainunu Road, Wainubuku Road, Nasese Settlement, Wainibuku Road, Sarava Road, Wally Mohammed Subdivision, Kanace Road, Nuqa Place and Tivi Place.

Suva

85% of areas in Suva have power supply restored and areas still affected can expect progressive restoration from today.

In Suva, part of Ratu Mara Road from Samabula Traffic lights till Nabua Traffic Lights including part of Raiwasa Road from Ratu Mara Road Junction till Grantham Road Junction including Shalimar Street are still without power.

Navua, Pacific Harbour and Deuba

People living in Navua, Pacific Harbour and Deuba will have their power supply progressively restored from Monday.

The power supply has been restored to 30% of the areas in Navua, Pacific Harbour and Deuba.

The areas still affected include Deuba Bridge till Matanipusi Hills, Naitonitoni, Vakabalea, Waidradra, Fiji, Calia Road, Tokotoko, Navua Health Centre, Mau Village Namosi, Wainadoi.

Korovou

EFL has so far restored power supply to Korovou Town.

People that live along Kings Highway from Korovou Town till Navesau, Dawasamu, Natovi and Lodoni can expect their power supply to be progressively restored from Monday.

Vunidawa, Naitasiri

Areas in Vunidawa still affected can expect their power supply to be progressively restored from Monday.

WESTERN DIVISION

Energy Fiji Limited says power supply will be progressively restored to areas affected in Nadi, Lautoka, Ba, Tavua, Rakiraki and Nadarivatu from next week.

Nadi

Only 20% of areas in Nadi have power supply restored.

The power supply in Nadi is expected to be progressively restored from next Thursday.

Areas still affected include Waimalika, Legalega, Natalau, Nadele, Masimasi, Nagado, Sabeto, Korobebe, Keolaiya , Naboutini, Nadele, Voivoi, Delana, Votualevu, Matavolivoli, Nasau, Meighniya, Saunaka, Kennedy Avenue, Nakavu, Nacoci, Navakai, Waqana, Nabutini, Narewa, Nadi Backroad, Mulomulo, Nawaka, Vatutu, Solovi, Tovatova, Yavuna, Nausori Highlands, Nakurakura, Karanvuli, Korovuto, Nawai, Nacovi, Sonasali, Navo, Sikituru, Malolo, Arolevu, Vuniyasi, Malakua, Maqalevu, Navutulevu, Tiliva, Nawaicoba, Marasa, Mate Road, Tunalia, Nalavo, Uciwai, Malamala, Uciwai, Amgali, Nabila, Sariwaya, Momi, Nagana, Waireba, Vunamoli and Waqadra.

Lautoka

60% of areas in Lautoka now have power.

The power supply in Lautoka is expected to be progressively restored from next Tuesday.

Areas still affected include parts of Drasa & Vitogo, Matawalu, Lovu, Paipai, Qalitu, Nacilau, Tuvu, Natabua Seaside, Drasa Avenue, Saweni, Veseisei, Vuda, Vuda Back Road, Vuda Point, Nabara, Lomolomo, Natalau, Wailoko, Saru, Tavabuku , Wairebetia, Nabula and Parts of Natabua.

Ba

40% of the power supply has been restored in Ba. Areas still affected are expected to have power supply progressively restored from next Thursday.

The affected areas include Raviravi, Karavi, Tavarau, Sarava, Koroqaqa, Navau, Yalalevu, Clop Cott, Navatu, Nasolo, Talaiya, Waiwai, Toge, Balevuto, Nalotawa, Yaloku, Nanuku ,, Koronubu, Namada, Vaqia, Benai, Vatusui, Namau, Navala, Nakoroboya, Matavelo, Veisaru, Waibuka, Bulolo, Navoli, Votua, Waibuka and Bilolo.

Tavua

15% of areas in Tavua have power supply restored.

Areas still affected are expected to have power supply progressively restored from Monday.

The affected areas in Tavua include Yaladro, Yasiyasi, Matalevu, Natawa, Matacawa, Tagitagi, Korovou, Maqere, Tavualevu, Vatutavui, Mataniwai, Nabuna, Rakavidi, Davota, Rabulu, Yaqara, Nananu, Naseyani, Drauniivi, Togovere, Tuidreke, Natokita, Nanuku, Vunitogoloa, Narewa, Vitawa and Waikubukubu.

Rakiraki

10% of the power supply has been restored in Rakiraki.

Progressive power restoration is expected to start from next Thursday in Rakiraki.

The areas still without power are Wairuku, Vitawa, Naivuvuni, Vunitogoloa, Nanuku, Rewasa, Narara, Rewasa, Korotale, Nakorokula, Navolau, Navunidawa, Naimuaimada, Vaidoko, Naboutolu, Nokonoko, Madhuvani, Saivou, Dokanavatu, Korotiki, Nanukuloa, Naiserelagi, Wailevu, Navunibitu, Ra Maternity Hospital, Tokio, Barotu, Ra, Waimicia, Vunikavikaloa, Rokoroko, Jaina, Navuniivi, Namunamu, Matawailevu, Nakorovou, Mataso, Sobasoba, Waimaro Health Centre, Nausori, Ellington, Nagana, Burenitu, Navitilevu, Nasavusavu, Nauto, Toki, Tobu, Dama, Nalalawa, Rokovuaka, Navesau, Nalaba, Nailawa, Roma, Mataveikai, Nabalabala, Nativi, Maniyava, Narauyaba, Vuniyaumunu, Naivutu, Naraviravi, Navaivai, Drekeniwai, Vunibaka, Tokaimalo, Waimari, Naqoro, Vatukacevaceva, Nadovi, Colasi, Naria and Volivoli.

Sigatoka

Only 5% of areas in Sigatoka have power supply.

Power restoration in Sigatoka is expected to start from Sunday.

Kulukulu, Mataqe, Yadua, Malaqereqere, Navuevu, Sila, Tore, Naqeledamu, Cuvu, Navovo, Uluisila, Togovere, Nadromai, Namuka, Nadola, Tagitagi, Naidiri, Malomalo, Natadola, Semo, Nabau, Emuri, Naikeli, Kabisi, Vavaniqiri, Batiri, Vusama, Qoqo Island, Togobula, Lomawai, Ciriwai, Navutu, Nabou, Kavukavu, Namata, Tau, Nakorokula, Sariyawa, Momi, Nagaga/Nabila, Bavu, Kedrakulu, Lawai, Nasau, Korokoro, Nacocolevu, Nakalavo, Barara, Naceva, Qereqere, Navula, Loma, Nasovatava, Bilalevu, Narewa, Waicoba, Dreke, Narata, Rararua, Nabaka, Siminilaya, Tubairata, Raonitogo, Sautabu, Navewago, Rarabahaga, Nalebaleba, Tuvu, Bemana, Tovatova, Volinagerua, Wenewene, Nasaucoko, Keiyasi, Vatumali, Nukuciri, Vunaqoru, Koroua, Toga, Nabitu, Vunarewa, Natasini,Natawatawadi, Naroro, Yalava/Samusamu, Nawamagi, Kavanagasau, Nadrala, Yalasa, Raiwaqa, Lokuya, Mavua, Laselase, Nayawa, Oloolo, Olosara, Korotogo, and Malevu.

VANUA LEVU

Areas still affected in Labasa, Seaqaqa, Dreketi and Savusavu can expect their power supply to be progressively restored from today and tomorrow.

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