Fijians affected by the recent Tropical Cyclone Harold are urged to seek counselling from relevant agencies such as Empower Pacific.

More than 100 farmers in Valley Road Sigatoka have been badly affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

The National Disaster Management Office while distributing relief supplies will be carrying out a detailed damage assessment.

Counselors are part of the relief teams deployed to Kadavu and Southern Lau.

The French Government has handed over supplies for those who were badly affected by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

Close to 60 schools are estimated to have sustained severe or partial damage from Tropical Cyclone Harold.

A team from the Ministry of local government has carried out an assessment of informal settlements in the Suva lock-down area.

A state of natural disaster has been declared in some parts of Fiji as the result of the destruction caused by Tropical Cyclone Harold.

There are 66 active evacuation centers with 1 837 evacuees in the West, East and Central divisions.

A community in Narere, Nasinu have united to help each other after a tornado at the height of the Cyclone left a trail of damage.

The government has declared a state of natural disaster in three divisions of the country as a result of Tropical Cyclone Harold.

All officers who are travelling to the islands have already been screened by the Ministry of Health confirms National Disaster Management Minister Jone Usamate.