There were 22 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday with one from Kinoya, who has no links to the other cases.

Some movement has been allowed in the Muanikoso, Nasinu containment area as of this afternoon.

One of the leading opposition Member of Parliament, Mosese Bulitavu has backed a government motion to amend the loan guarantee period for Fiji Airways.

The medical staff who were looking after people that were in isolation at the Lautoka Hospital for 21 days have received great praise.

The current COVID-19 situation has left many businesses in Labasa financially fragile and struggling to stay afloat.

Village Headman of Narata village, Conua in Nadroga is pleased with the display of Fijian spirit and unity among villagers in these times of uncertainty.

The Nadi Chamber of Commerce says its members are opposed to accommodating in the Jetset Town of contacts of positive COVID-19 cases from the Central Division.

The RB Patel Supermarket in central Suva is now shut down upon the directive of the health officials.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander, Viliame Naupoto has confirmed that the lockdown at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua, Suva has been lifted.

The last 24 hours has seen 46 arrests for breach of health restrictions and curfew orders including two who were arrested for throwing stones a government vehicle.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has discovered that some retailers operating during this outbreak are taking advantage of the situation.

A number of Fijians who were on lockdown for 21 days at the Lautoka Hospital were finally given the green light to leave today.