Some schools in Vanua Levu have suffered extensive damages
Dama District School, Dreketi Primary School and Coboi District School in Vanua Levu have suffered extensive damages. We are cu
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Bus operators Association waiting for clearance from NDMO
The Fiji Bus Operators Association is waiting for clearance from the National Disaster Management Office regarding bus services.
Curfew finished at 6am today – Soko
The nationwide curfew finished at 6 o’clock this morning. National Disaster Management Office Director, Vasiti Soko says no dec
House destroyed in a fire in Nadali, Nausori
A house has been destroyed in a fire in Nadali in Nausori this morning. Police and firefighters are at the scene. More to fo
People in Taveuni still facing damaging winds
People in Taveuni also felt the full brunt of the monster cyclone as a number of homes in Wairiki suffered severe damages. Sabi
Cyclone Yasa leaves families homeless in the North
It has been a very difficult couple of hours for many families as Tropical Cyclone Yasa swept through the Northern Division last n
Destructive winds being experienced in Nasau, Koro
Destructive winds are beig experienced in Koro this morning with villagers moving to evacuation centres on higher ground due to se
TC Yasa leaves a trail of destruction in Vanua Levu
The centre of Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasa is located about 50 kilometres North North West of Koro and continues to track into the
Centre of TC Yasa now over Koro Sea
The centre of Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasa is now located about 60 kilometres South-East of Labasa and continues to move in a sout
Destructive winds in Qamea Island
Destructive winds are continuing to be felt in Qamea Island. Stan Mitchell and his wife who live in Niubavu Estate have been ta
Destructive winds felt in Nasau, Koro
Destructive winds and heavy rain are currently being felt in Nasau Village in Koro and people have been relocated to two evacuatio
UNICEF ready to assist Fiji after TC Yasa
UNICEF is on standby to support the Government of Fiji to respond to the urgent needs of families affected by Tropical Cyclone Yas