Temporary closure of sites on interest in Labasa

COVID-19-Labasa

Temporary closure of sites on interest in Labasa

By Navitalai Naivalurua

29/08/2021

Main Street, Labasa Town (April 2020). [image/Facebook]

The Health Ministry has identified sites of interest following the identification of a new COVID-19 case in Labasa on Friday, 27th August.

The areas of interest include Shop & Save Supermarket, R.B. Patel Supermarket, Goodman & Fielder, Ashok Transport Limited, R.C. Manubhai Limited and Pinto Timberyard.

The Ministry says these sites of interest were closed from 4pm yesterday to allow for a thorough decontamination process as part of their efforts to minimise local and community transmission of COVID-19.

People will be informed when these sites will re-open.

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