The Fijian Government is in talks with New Zealand and Australia to be included in a ‘travel bubble’.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has urged every Fijian to remain safe as there could be undetected COVID-19 cases in our communities.

Sixty-five people were arrested in the last 24 hours for COVID-19 breaches.

Fiji received around $270,000 worth of medical equipment from the Chinese government to help protect those at the frontline battling COVID-19.

Supplementary student resources will be available today from schools across the country.

The nightclub owners around the country remain positive that their businesses will be allowed to re-open soon.

Another thirty five COVID-19 tests were carried out overnight, all coming back negative.

Another fifty-nine people were arrested over the last 24 hours for alleged COVID-19 breaches.

Seven people were arrested in Nabua, Suva yesterday for breaching COVID-19 restrictions related to sports and physical exercise.

Fiji’s 9th COVID-19 patient Muhammed Saheed believes it was the prayers of the nation that healed him and his wife.

The lowest number of arrests were recorded in the last 24 hours since the COVID-19 restrictions were imposed.

The Fiji Corrections Service made a financial donation to the spouses of 10 Correction’s personnel affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.