Three men to appear in court for failing to comply with orders under the Public Health Act

Three men to appear in court for failing to comply with orders under the Public Health Act

By Vijay Narayan

29/04/2021

Three men will appear in court today for failing to comply with orders under the Public Health Act.

A 40-year-old boat captain of Cunningham, a 38-year-old Chief Engineer of Nadera, and a 30-year-old Engineer of Nakelo were all arrested yesterday after being found intoxicated and making noise at Walu Bay in Suva.

Police say the three men were approached by a team from Totogo and warned to leave the premises and were also advised of the COVID-19 restrictions in place however they failed to adhere to the instructions given.

Members of the public are advised to adhere to the instructions given as all those who are found to have breached the instructions will be taken to task.

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