A few drivers in Nadi were caught by Police at checkpoints without a curfew letter.

Twenty checkpoints were set up around the Northern Division last night to monitor the movement of people.

The Ministry of Health is trying to trace whether anyone in Fiji had come into contact with a person who tested positive for COVID-19 in New Zealand.

More communities in Vanua Levu have implemented strict measures against people coming into their villages.

Military personnel in Lautoka have been ordered to leave their weapons in camp when they’re out on patrol within the Central Business District.

The social distancing or physical contact advisory seems to be falling on deaf ears says the Local Government Minister Premila Kumar.

The Land Transport Authority is calling on all Public Service Vehicle operators to cease operations before 10pm tonight.

The reduction in Fiji National Provident Fund contribution is a positive mechanism for both businesses and employees.

The nationwide curfew which starts today is a timely move considering the COVID-19 situation in the country says Nadi Chamber of Commerce President Dr Ram Raju.

The government has affirmed that essential services which require movement from 10pm to 5am will continue but with conditions to be met.

Hundreds of Fijians have been lining up outside the Fiji National Provident Fund office in Suva and Lautoka.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama is urging Fijians to stop stigmatizing those visiting fever clinics as we continue to battle COVID-19.