More than $10M used for responding to TC Yasa - NDMO Director
More than $10 million was used by the government in response to damages caused by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. This was highlighted by the Director of National Disaster Mana
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Live tsunami drill to be held in Suva today from 10am to 12pm
The National Disaster Management Office will be conducting a live Tsunami Drill in Suva today from 10am to 12pm. The NDMO says the drill is part of the National Simula
NZ to give $3.45m to NDMO for emergency management
New Zealand will contribute $3.45 million to Fiji’s National Disaster Management Office to support emergency management initiatives in Fiji. This has been confi
Tsunami siren test for Suva-Lami corridor at 11am today but no evacuation required
The National Disaster Management Office will be conducting a live tsunami siren test for the Suva to Lami corridor at 11am today but no evacuation is required. NDMO sa
More than 40 RFMF, NDMO and FEMAT teams in Vanuatu following TC Judy and Kevin
More than 40 personnel from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, National Disaster Management Office and FEMAT are currently in Vanuatu to assist the nation following th
Risk of river flooding and flash flooding elevated from 4pm today – NDMO Director
The current adverse weather condition affecting the whole country is expected to persist over the Fiji Group until the weekend and the risk of river flooding and flash fl
Asco Foundation donates 500 Disaster Relief Kits to NDMO
Asco Foundation, the charitable arm of Asco Motors Fiji has donated 500 Disaster Relief Kits to the Fiji National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) this afternoon. Asc
Taveuni farmer swept away
A 30 year old farmer of Nayalayala settlement in Taveuni was swept away after he tried to cross a flooded river. Minister for Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka says he
Stay alert as heavy rain, flooding and strong winds expected – NDMO and Fiji Met
Expect strong winds and heavy rain in certain parts of the country as a weather system located near New Caledonia is expected to pass over open waters off Fiji. The Fi
Ditoka offers condolences to the family of 8-year-old boy from Tacirua
The Minister for Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka has offered his condolences to the family of the 8-year-old boy from Tacirua who was swept away by strong currents yes
Atalifo assures PM that nothing significant or severe is forecasted for Fiji
Nothing significant or severe is forecasted for Fiji. This was revealed by the Acting Director of Meteorological Services, Terry Atalifo, while briefing Prime Minister
Some parts of Western Division flooded
Some parts of Western Division are flooded as heavy rain has continued from the weekend. National Disaster Management Office says access along the Kings Highway is cur
Government to lead nationwide clean-up campaign to mitigate the risk of flooding
Government, through the National Disaster Management Office will be spearheading a whole-of-government and whole-of-society clean-up campaign today across all four divisi
Clean-up campaign in the Central Division from next Monday to Friday
The Ministry for Disaster Management will be holding a one-week clean-up campaign in the Central Division from next Monday to Friday, and people are being urged to come o
Coastal areas on high alert due to flooding
People living along the coastal areas of the southern parts of Viti Levu from Natadola through to the Coral Coast to Pacific Harbour, Southern coastal areas of Mamanuca G
Live tsunami siren test to be conducted at 11am today
A live tsunami siren test will be conducted in the Suva to Lami corridor at 11am today however, people are not required to evacuate. All 13 tsunami sirens at the Water
Live tsunami siren testing will be held this morning
The National Disaster Management Office will be carrying out live tsunami siren testing in the Suva to Lami Corridor at 11 this morning. In a statement the NDMO has ma
Relief supplies on its way to the Lau Group
Two government vessels left last night for the Lau Group to deliver relief supplies to six villages that were affected by the Tongan volcanic eruption last Saturday. W
Ministry for National Disaster Management receives donations from the New Zealand High Commission
The High Commissioner of New Zealand to Fiji, Charlotte Darlow officially handed over items including VHF analogue repeaters, power supply units, antennas, feeder cables,
89-year-old Moce woman passes away while returning from high ground
An 89-year-old woman from Moce in Lau had unfortunately passed away on Sunday while moving back to her home after the tsunami advisory following the volcanic eruption in
TC Cody is the first cyclone that has become so politicized – Seruiratu
Minister for Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu says TC Cody is the first cyclone that has become so politicized and one can bet that this is because this is an election