A flood warning is now in place for low lying areas and those downstream of the Nairukuruku Village of the Wainimala River.

A flash flood warning is now in place for all low areas, small streams and areas adjacent to major rivers in the Central Division.

The Fiji Police Force response teams are on standby in all divisions to assist the public should the need arise.

Several roads around the country have been closed due to flooding.

Prominent shipping companies around the country have ceased services as per the Maritime Safety Authority notice as precautions in light of the approaching Tropical Cyclone Sarai.

Villagers in western Kadavu have started to slowly feel the impact of Tropical Cyclone Sarai.

Fijians in the Yasawa group are not wasting any time to ensure their safety ahead of the approaching Tropical Cyclone Sarai.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama is urging all Fijians to stay safe and ensure children are kept away from floodwaters.

The Health Ministry has suspended its National Measles Campaign due to the adverse weather effects of Tropical Cyclone Sarai.

Many Fijians around the Suva and Lami area are rushing to do last minute grocery shopping.

Tropical Cyclone Sarai continues to move at 35km/hour and was located about 200km northwest of Viwa or about 300km northwest of Nadi at 7am today.

The Fiji Roads Authority confirms there are fallen trees at the Edinburgh Drive, Suva.