TC Yasa

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama this morning visited Yaro Village on Kia Island to meet the villagers and hear of their needs following the devastation caused by TC Yasa on the island.

Australian Defence Forces personnel working on Galoa Island hopes to complete the rehabilitation work on the school by the 15th of this month.

Temporary classrooms are being set up at Lekutu Secondary School in Bua to cater for students when the new school year starts next week.

Republic of the Fiji Navy divers are helping the Water Authority of Fiji re-connect the underwater pipes supplying water from Lekutu to Galoa Island, Bua.

24 households devastated by TC Yasa in Nasigasiga, Dreketi have a reason to smile this weekend.

Three schools in Bua will be supplied stationery packs so that parents of students don’t have to buy basic school items.

Emergency Drainage works for the Northern Division began last week to assist farmers in normalizing agricultural activity.

Over one-hundred pallets of food rations, school supplies, tarpaulins, and tents are expected to reach Vanua Levu and Lau in the next two days on the HMAS Adelaide.

Despite being tested negative from COVID-19, the 618 naval and military personnel continue to follow COVID-19 safety protocols.

The 618 military and naval personnel from Australia helping rebuild TC Yasa ravaged areas, plan to complete all rehabilitation and recovery work by the 15th of this month.

The HMAS Adelaide docked at the Kings Wharf in Suva this morning to load more relief items and supplies destined for the Northern Division.

Only nine days remain until the start of the new school year and authorities in the North are racing against time to complete the rehabilitation of schools.