With many businesses in Nadi badly affected by the pandemic, this has not stopped them from reaching out to Fijians affected by TC Yasa.

25 schools in TC Yasa affected areas have been extensively damaged.

The current weather situation is proving to be a challenge in the TC Yasa response operation in the Northern Division.

The Fiji Red Cross has so far assisted over 2800 households, which were affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service will now be able to monitor contractors and subcontractors engaged with the Water Authority.

Australian Defence Forces personnel have started repair works on Galoa Island Primary School in Bua.

In an effort to assist communities affected by TC Yasa, Ignite4Change has launched a national drive.

As the Tropical Cyclone Yasa damage assessment continues, the focus for recovery is mainly on assisting farmers.

The TC Yasa relief response operation has been boosted with the provision of boats to help relevant stakeholders.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces engineers and their counterparts from the Australian Defence Forces will work together to construct temporary school facilities in 32 schools on Vanua Levu.

Power restoration in the Northern Division is progressing well.

Australian Defence Forces vessel HMAS Adelaide will remain in a cordoned off area near Galoa Island in Bua until the 600 personnel on board complete their 14 days COVID-19 quarantine period.