Temporary learning shelters will be dispatched to the Northern division this week for students whose schools have sustained major damage.

The Australian Defence Forces have delivered 14 tonnes of disaster relief supplies to Nabouwalu, Bua.

All schools that were used as evacuation centres in the Northern Division have closed.

Distribution of relief rations to the eight districts in Bua, four in Macuata and two in Cakaudrove listed under the red zone of TC Yasa have been progressing well.

Vodafone Fiji has restored 95 percent of its network in the cyclone affected areas.

There has been a drastic drop in the number of students enrolled for the new school year in TC Yasa affected areas.

Women and children friendly spaces will be established in several communities in Vanua Levu as a way forward following the devastation and trauma experienced during TC Yasa.

Many women and children living in the worst TC Yasa affected communities have been traumatized by the events of the Category 5 Tropical Cyclone last month.

TC Yasa Operation in the Northern Division has been boosted with the arrival of the Republic of Fiji Naval Ship (RFNS) Kikau.

TC Yasa relief assistance continues to pour in with the ship Tahiti Nui berthed at Suva Port this morning.

The Education Ministry is working with the United Nations Children’s Fund to ensure students are ready for term one.

More food packs have arrived in Vanua Levu for distribution to families badly affected by TC Yasa.