The Land Transport Authority is deeply concerned over the safety of public service vehicle drivers, following the tragic death of a 27-year-old taxi driver at Waisali Hill in Savusavu.

The Rewa Bridge has been reopened to all traffic.

The National Disaster Management Office is working to assess the impact of the recent floods and determine when schools can reopen and non-essential employee can return to work.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund stands ready to assist the growers should they require assistance following the current flooding and adverse weather conditions.

Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu is calling on Fijians to prioritize food safety measures amid adverse weather conditions.

Flood warnings are in effect for several areas as rivers swell and water levels rise.

Residents of Korociriciri in Nausori are expressing ongoing concerns regarding the frequent flooding affecting their community.

Police are currently managing traffic flow at the Rewa Bridge due to flooding, affecting residents’ daily commutes and access to essential services.

The National Disaster Management Office is calling for Fijians to be on high alert as the country grapples with severe weather conditions and flooding.

The Nausori Minibus Association has announced modifications to their service along the Suva-Nausori corridors.

The Fiji Bureau of Statistics has released a report on “Fiji’s Social Trends: Public Order and Safety,” highlighting a concerning trend of increasing juvenile and youth offenders.

The Fiji Roads Authority is advising members of the public that the Nasau Bridge 2 in Nadi will be closed and remain inaccessible due to abutment and deck collapse.