Arrangements for people to go back to the islands
Police are currently making necessary arrangements for people in the Lautoka lockdown area that came from the Yasawa’s and the Mamanuca’s to move back to th
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COVID-19: Wakaya family are making things worse
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says the family that went to Wakaya breaching the directive of the inter-island movement have not confined themselves to their house.
Police looking at other areas of interest
Two businesses in Suva had to shut down in the last few hours as people in these companies had allegedly had contact with the 54-year-old Soasoa man who is the 9th COVID-
Health Officials questioned and released on leaked documents of COVID-19 cases
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says that they have questioned some health officials with regards to the leaking of names of the 6th and 7th COVID-19 cases in Fiji.
People breaching curfew and restriction of lockdown areas are playing with death - Qiliho
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says that people breaking the curfew or breaching the restriction of lockdown areas do not realise that they are playing with death.
COVID-19: PM acknowledges the hard work of health care workers and Police officers
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has acknowledged the work of health care workers and police officers in the country who have left their families behind and have moved i
Neighbourhood markets have been set up in strategic locations where people can do their marketing
Neighbourhood markets have been set up in strategic locations in the greater Suva area where people can do their marketing rather than crowding up in the main markets.
People outside Lautoka Confined Area that lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can access their unemployment assistance - Koroi
People who do not live in the Lautoka Confined Area and are not working in the tourism sector but have also lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can access their unemployment
All Public Service Vehicle operators must cease operations before 10pm tonight - LTA
All Public Service Vehicle operators must cease operations before 10pm tonight to ensure that their staff can get home after work and fully comply with the provisions of
Municipal markets to now open from 8am to 7pm to ensure vendors are able to comply with the curfew
Municipal markets will now be open from 8am to 7pm to ensure vendors are able to comply with the nationwide curfew. This has been highlighted by the Minister for Local
101 permanent checkpoints to be set up around the country as the nationwide curfew comes into effect - Qiliho
Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho says they will set up 101 permanent checkpoints around the country as the nationwide curfew comes into effect tomorrow. Qiliho say
Protocols need to be adhered by people working during nationwide curfew hours
People can still go to work during the nationwide curfew which comes into effect tomorrow but will need to adhere to certain protocols and carry Company Photo ID’s
Sugar supply expected to normalize from today
Fijians can start to expect sugar supply to normalize from today. This comes after the Fiji Sugar Corporation put in place a 24 hours, 7 days a week operation of their
300 Fijians tested for COVID-19 with only 5 confirmed cases
300 Fijians have been tested for COVID19 and only 5 are confirmed cases. This has been confirmed by the Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete who says that t
21 Fijians arrive at the Nadi Airport and will be under a strict 14-day quarantine period
A Virgin Airways flight from Brisbane, Australia with 21 Fijian citizens and cargo containing Personal Protective Equipment and other equipment has arrived at the Nadi In
No new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours - Waqainabete
Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete has confirmed that there are no new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours. He says there are still 5 confirmed cases.
Two men taken in for questioning for their alleged involvement in the murder of a 70-year-old
Two men aged 19 and 28 from Sabeto, Nadi are being questioned at the Sigatoka Police Station for their alleged involvement in the murder of a 70-year old man in Cuvu Top,
Lynda Tabuya charged in relation to a social media post
SODELPA MP Lynda Tabuya who was taken in for questioning by police for her post on social media in relation to COVID-19 has been charged. Tabuya is charged with one c
COVID-19 Response Budget is a monkey budget - Nawaikula
SODELPA MP Niko Nawaikula says that the COVID-19 Response Budget is a monkey budget. In his response to the budget, Nawaikula says that the budget is poor and incompet
FHL subsidiary companies affected by travel restrictions and lockdown of Lautoka City
Fijian Holdings Limited has confirmed its subsidiary companies have been affected by the travel restrictions and lockdown of Lautoka City because of COVID-19. FHL says
Three last flights into Fiji
The Prime Minister says that they have been working closely with foreign missions to make sure that Fijians can get home and expatriates in Fiji are able to return to the