Kreetika Kumar 
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The Fiji Roads Authority has raised concerns regarding the increased number of vandalism, specifically of public property and road assets.
After a continued assessment and inspection, the FRA has seen that assets such as bridges and bus stops are vandalized.
The FRA warns that vandalism of public property is a criminal act, and the perpetrators can face severe legal implications.
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In a statement, it says that the actions not only cost the authorities in dollars but also endanger public safety, increasing fear of crime within the community/vicinity and loss of service for the underprivileged.
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The FRA has been receiving concerns and complaints on the matter from all divisions.
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