Residents in Navua and Pacific Harbour experiencing strong winds and rain

TC-Ana-Indepth Weather

Residents in Navua and Pacific Harbour experiencing strong winds and rain

By Naveel Krishant

Sunday 31/01/2021

Residents of Navua and Pacific Harbour are now feeling the effects of TC Ana as strong winds and heavy rain is being experienced in their area.

Arvin Prasad of Nasasa Road Navua says they are currently experiencing damaging winds and heavy rain.

Prasad says they are also without power supply.

Pacific Harbour resident, Ajesh Kumar says the situation changed for them around 1 this morning.

Kumar says their house has not sustained any damages.

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