A drive-through COVID-19 swab service is being held at the Suva Civic Centre, until 3 pm today.

The Ministry of Health has recorded 468 new infections of COVID-19 in the last 24 hour period that ended at 8am yesterday.

As of yesterday 428,524 adults in Fiji have received their first dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

The Ministry of Health has made changes to its approach as staff will now have to work even if they are primary or secondary contacts of positive COVID-19 patients.

The chiefly household of Bua, in Vanua Levu today laid to rest one of its sons who died in Suva last week after contracting COVID-19.

Market vendors around the country have few more days to get atleast the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Prime Minister has called on Fijians to stop criticising health services and support frontline workers.

Another 27 people were issued Public Health Infringement Notices over the last 24-hour period with the Western Division topping the list of cases.

Residents living in Wainadoi continue making their way to SDA church in Wainadoi, Navua for swabbing.

Services at the Cuvu Health Centre have temporarily been suspended today.

Fiji recorded 918 new COVID-19 infections in the 24-hour period ending 8am yesterday with a 102-year-old woman among the 15 new COVID deaths.

Fijians within the Suva-Nausori area showing symptoms of COVID-19 will no longer be tested for the virus.