The Ministry of Disaster Management acknowledges that Fijians in Nabavatu in Dreketi and Cogea in Bua are still residing in tents and incomplete houses due to previous tropical cyclones.

The Fiji Meteorological Service has stated that there is a slight chance of a tropical disturbance developing in the country next week.

The role of the media during a cyclone season is absolutely paramount in ensuring the safety and well-being of communities at risk, and the ability to communicate crucial details can be a matter of life and death in disaster situations.

The Ministry of Disaster Management is currently assessing emergency operations, equipment and facilities across all four divisions in preparation for the 2023–2024 cyclone seasons.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management is urging all Fijians to consistently heed weather warnings provided by relevant authorities.

Severe tropical cyclone Lola is passing over Pentecost Island and is expected to make landfall on Malekula Island, according to the Fiji Meteorological Service.

In a significant stride towards bolstering disaster preparedness, the Ba Province catchment is now equipped with an advanced flood early warning system.

Tropical Cyclone Lola has intensified into a Category 5 storm and is set to make landfall in Vanuatu at this hour.

The Fiji Meteorological Service detected an off-season cyclone last night.

The Fiji Meteorological Service detected a tropical disturbance to the east-northeast of the Solomon Islands last night.

The National Disaster Management Office under the Ministry of Disaster Management has officially launched National Disaster Awareness Week 2023.

The National Disaster Management Office will be conducting a live tsunami and evacuation drill in Suva tomorrow between 10am and 12pm.