No casualties in Nadi fire

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No casualties in Nadi fire

By Mikaele Liga

11/01/2026

Photo: We Spy Fiji

Firefighters have controlled the fire at the Tri-Dees warehouse in Nadi, with no casualties recorded.

Three fire trucks are at the scene at Beddoes Circle as firefighters continue to extinguish the fire and monitor the area.

We have sent questions to the National Fire Authority on what caused the fire.

They are yet to respond.

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