The government has locked down a 240-square-metre portion of Soasoa area in Labasa.

Two Fijian rugby players travelling from overseas failed to comply with the self-isolation requirements put in place by the government.

More than 30,000 Fijians have been screened for COVID-19 in Lautoka.

Health Minister Dr Ifereimi Waqainabete is disappointed with those Fijians who break self-quarantine as they are putting the nation at risk.

A church reverend is amongst the 123 people arrested during the nationwide curfew from 8pm last night to 5am today.

Police will be using drone capabilities to monitor movement along waterways near lockdown areas.

Villagers in the province of Bua have been advised to refrain from going to Labasa as a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19 in the country.

Prime Minister has hailed the doctors, nurses, disciplined forces and healthcare staff, calling them the frontline soldiers in Fiji’s war against COVID-19.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission have urged landlords against evicting Fijians during this crisis.

The physical distancing directive does not seem to be working for the transport sector.

The New Zealand High Commission is doing all it can to help thirty of their citizens that are stuck in the Lautoka confined area.

The Catholic Church has directed all priests to avoid celebrating mass at homes as they observe the Holy week.