People still breaching social gathering restrictions to drink grog
Breaching social gathering restrictions to drink grog is still one of the major reasons people are being arrested for breaching health restrictions and curfew orders.
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47 cases recorded for breaching curfew orders and health restrictions over the last 24 hours
People from different households drinking grog or alcohol, playing cards or volleyball and loitering are some of the main reasons for the 47 arrests for breaching curfew
New curfew hours start for Suva and Nausori
Suva and Nausori containment zones will also have a daily curfew from 6pm to 4am from today until further notice. Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong say
10 people from Vakabalea in Navua arrested as they breached social gathering guidelines to drink alcohol
30 people have been arrested for breaching the COVID-19 restrictions and curfew orders in the last 24 hours. Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says ten people
53 people arrested for breaching orders, most cases were alcohol related
With a number of restrictions now in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19, many people are still getting together for alcohol and grog related parties as 53 people wer
We have not made a recommendation on the lockdown measures expanding to other areas or lengthening in duration – Dr Fong
As the Suva and Nausori lockdown period begins from 11pm tonight to 4am Wednesday, the Permanent Secretary for Health Doctor James Fong says at this stage, they have not
Containment border checkpoint near Rups Nakasi lifted
The containment checkpoint near Rups Nakasi has been lifted as the Suva and Nausori containment zones have been merged into one for the lockdown period that has started a
Complacent attitude continues as 36 people arrested for breaching health restrictions and curfew orders
Despite the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country and the increasing number of cases with unknown sources, the complacent attitude in the community continues as
Suva-Nausori Lockdown will now be from 11pm Friday to 4am next Wednesday
The Suva-Nausori lockdown will now be from 11pm Friday to 4am next Wednesday. The Health Ministry says given the rapidly rising number of contacts stemming from new ca
5 military officers and a police officer arrested for drinking alcohol in Narere
5 Military Officers and a Police Officer were arrested for drinking alcohol in Narere last night while six others were arrested for celebrating a birthday in Nakasi. 5
24-hour curfew in Suva and Nausori from 11pm Friday to 4am Tuesday
A 24-hour curfew will come into effect for Suva and Nausori from Friday, 14th May 2021 at 11pm until Tuesday, 18th May 2021 at 4am. Permanent Secretary for Health, Doc
15-yr-old arrested for crossing the Nadi containment area on horseback
A 15-year-old boy from Nabitu in Sigatoka was arrested after he crossed the Nadi containment area using a short-cut on horseback while a 58-year-old taxi driver was found
16 year old arrested as he tried to cross the border in Wainibuku
A 16-year-old student from Rokara Settlement in Khalsa Road has been arrested after he was trying to cross the border in Wainibuku near the Rups Nakasi. 53 people have
39 people arrested for breaching curfew orders and COVID-19 restrictions
39 people were arrested for breaching curfew orders and failing to comply with the Health restrictions in the last 24 hours. The Western Division recorded 20 cases whe
Starting from tonight, Suva and the Nausori corridor will be on war-footing – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says starting from 8pm tonight, Suva and the Nausori corridor will be on war-footing. Doctor Fong says they have 56 h
CCTV cameras mounted by police in strategic locations along the Nadi and Lautoka COVID-19 containment area
Police work has been assisted with technology that is aiding their operations as they continue to monitor the Nadi and Lautoka COVID-19 containment area. This containm
Govt will continue with the curfew as the COVID-19 risk still exists at our borders
The government will continue with the COVID-19 protection measure of having curfew hours from 11pm to 4am after balancing human rights and collective security based on th
84 breach of curfew arrests so far this month
Eighty-four arrests for breach of curfew restrictions were recorded from the 2nd to the 8th of March. Police say the Southern Division recorded fourty-three reports.
Tabuya again questions why govt continues to justify curfew while Seruiratu says they will not rush into changing things
The issue regarding the nationwide curfew has been again brought up in parliament where SODELPA MP, Lynda Tabuya asked how the government is continuing to justify the nat
Seruiratu apologises to people about the new curfew hours announced on 29th January
Minister for Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu has today apologised in parliament for the inconvenience that was caused to the people due to the decision made on new na
FTUC calling for curfew to be removed however Seruiratu says people are only talking when Fiji is COVID free
The Fiji Trades Union Congress is calling on the government to remove the nationwide curfew as there is no need for it however Minister for Defence and National Security