Fijians not directly funded through the Employment Benefit Scheme can now take out their own funds from the Fiji National Provident Fund.

Police have lifted the lockdown put in place at Korovou Settlement in Siberia last night.

Six people appeared in court today for alleged breaches of the curfew in Suva.

The district of Kubulau in the province of Bua has now closed its borders, restricting the movement of people.

Three Police Officers were amongst the 61 people arrested last night for breaching the curfew and for social gatherings.

Police have had to intervene and monitor social distancing outside various banks and automated teller machines (ATM) in Labasa this morning.

The village of Vunitogoloa in Rakiraki has imposed strict restrictions and ban on its village since Monday the 30th.

Market vendors have to contact their respective city councils in order to sell produce from the new mini markets.

There are 39 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 28 new probable cases in New Zealand.

Teams from the Ministry of Health will be in Soasoa from today carrying out contact tracing and health checks of residents in the lockdown area.

Families living in the locked-down portion of Soasoa in Labasa have raised concerns.

All courts and tribunals across Fiji will now only deal with urgent matters until the 17th of April.