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Rabuka urges children and youth to stay away from drugs

Rabuka urges children and youth to stay away from drugs

By Mikaele Liga
25/12/2025

As Christmas is being celebrated today, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka attended a church service in Wailea, Vatuwaqa, where he urged children and young people to stay away from drugs.

The Prime Minister attended the service with his wife and grandchildren.

After the service, they joined in distributing Christmas cards and fruits to members of the congregation.

Rabuka also encouraged the congregation to be instruments of peace and kindness during the Christmas season.

He recalled visiting Wailea last year, where he had reminded heads of families of the importance of keeping their homes and the community drug-free.

The Prime Minister once again challenged the people of Wailea to continue maintaining a drug-free community in the years ahead.

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