The death total in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Yasa is now up to four.

This comes as, in the latest reported cases, a 50-year-old man in Nalawa, Ra and a 67-year-old man of Yadua, Bua have died.

This is in addition to the two cases that were confirmed by the National Disaster Management Office yesterday.

A 67-year-old man was crushed to death in his home at the height of TC Yasa on Thursday night.

FBC News can confirm, the man was crushed to death after a tree fell on his house.

He died on the spot.

The matter was only reported from Yadua yesterday as communication links are still down.

The man’s body is now at the Labasa Hospital Morgue.

Meanwhile, more details have emerged of the baby who died during the height of TC Yasa.

The baby suffered fatal injuries after a wall fell on him at an evacuation centre at Vunikavikaloa Arya Primary School in the district of Nalawa, Ra.

He was rushed to the Rakiraki hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.

The baby is from Narau settlement, Vunikavikaloa in Ra and was the case  which Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama announced yesterday.

The other victim is a 46-year-old farmer of Lovelove outside Labasa who died after a portion of his house collapsed at the height of TC Yasa last night.

Ramesh Chand was crushed underneath a wall while his elder son suffered injuries.