6 February, 2026, 5:56 am Central - 23°C Clouds

Suva schools affected by water cuts closed today
Triple N Zone deffered to later date

Suva schools affected by water cuts closed today

Triple N Zone deffered to later date

By Marika Rasekaseka
27/03/2024

Due to the disruption of water supply to most areas in the Central Division, all Suva schools that are affected are closed today.

The Ministry of Education is advising all parents and guardians that due to the heavy rain that damaged the water pipes disrupting the water supply to Tamavua, Toorak, Samabula, Nabua, Lami and Delainavesi areas, water supply to schools in these areas will be greatly affected.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca says the ministry is in consultation with the National Disaster Management Office and the Water Authority of Fiji regarding these issues.

The Ministry says Heads of Schools in the Central Division located in the affected areas are to advise the Suva District Office on the status of their water reserves at 11am and again by 3pm today.

Kuruleca is also liaising with the NDMO and WAF for water to continue to be carted to the affected areas early this morning.

The Ministry adds water trucks began refilling school water tanks last night and will continue to do so throughout the day today, however, for hygiene purposes and to ensure our children's health needs are prioritized, they are advising that students of Suva Schools are to stay home.

The MOE, NDMO and WAF will review this issue this evening on the water levels and have a further update later this evening.

Meanwhile, the Triple N Zone that was scheduled to be held today has been deferred to a later date due to the water situation in Suva.

FEATURE NEWS
FICAC silent as questions arise about how Fiji Sports Council complaint was handled
FICAC remains silent on whether a full independent investigation and assessment has been done regarding the complaint against Fiji Sports Council seni...
12 hours ago
LATEST NEWS
Govt will not appeal High Court ruling
The Government has now said that following due and deliberate consideration, and after obtaining legal advice and further consultations with ...
9 hours ago

Prof. Prasad says coalition is stable and united, no tension within government
National Federation Party Leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad says the coalition government remains united and stable, and ...
11 hours ago

Minister ready to repay business class air fare for wife as concerns grow about Sports Council deals
I was invited to travel to New Zealand by the Fiji Sports Council for a grassroots 7s tournament in 2024, I travelled business class but it was ...
11 hours ago

Kiran pleads with Fiji to protect children as ODPP figures reveal widespread abuse
One child abused is one too many, and the latest statistics released by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) paint a deeply ...
12 hours ago

NextGen Alliance Party registration application rejected-Mataiciwa
The application for registration by the proposed NextGen Alliance Party has been rejected by the Registrar of Political Parties, Ana Mataiciwa this ...
14 hours ago



Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
IN DEPTH
FICAC silent as questions arise about how Fiji Sports Council complaint was handled
FICAC remains silent on whether a full independent investigation and assessment has been done regarding the complaint against Fiji Sports Council ...
12 hours ago

Malimali’s legal battle against President, PM and AG
Another legal battle starts today as sacked FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali takes her matter to court against the President, Prime Minister and ...
17 hours ago

Ailava Samuels to represent Fiji in Miss Pacific Pageant
Miss Fiji 2025 first runner-up and Miss Nasinu, Ailava Samuels, has been officially appointed as Fiji’s representative to next month's Miss ...
15 days ago

TOP