The New Zealand government has given an additional funding of over $1.3m to Fiji following the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Harold.

The Asian Development Bank has provided around $900,000 grant to help fund priority recovery activities following Tropical Cyclone Harold.

The Bank of South Pacific handed over $50, 000 to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation Fund to assist Fijians affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council has carried out its own assessment to determine the extent of damage to cane crops due to TC Harold.

Recovery efforts post-Tropical Cyclone Harold is progressing well says Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama.

More than a 1000 Fijians continue to shelter in 75 evacuation centers.

The U.S. Government, is providing more than $900,000 dollars in immediate assistance to support the response to Tropical Cyclone Harold.

With Climate change expected to increase the intensity of Tropical Cyclones, there’s a need to build houses according to guidelines.

Part of funding from last year’s fundraising events by the Fiji Red Cross Society will be channeled to help those affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

105 evacuation centers remain active with 1,310 Fijians.

The BRED Bank has made a cash donation of $10,000 to aid immediate relief efforts in communities impacted by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

The Chinese Government has announced that it will be providing a $220,000 to the Fijian government to help in TC Harold relief efforts.