The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has deployed additional staff as part of disaster response post Cyclone Yasa.

Nadivakarua Villagers in Kubulau Bua believe it is vital to be prepared during any Natural disaster.

The United Nations in the Pacific, through its 26 agencies, is helping the Fijian Government reach out to communities severely affected by TC Yasa.

Denarau based Sea Mercy continues to provide relief assistance to Fijians in Vanua Levu affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa.

The damage bill from Tropical Cyclone Yasa that razed the Health Ministry facilities in the Northern Division stands at around $2.5 million.

The TC Yasa response operation has now entered into the rehabilitation phase.

Education Minister Rosy Akbar is meeting managers and heads of schools in Vanua Levu, to see how to open for classes in three weeks.

A total of over 1,500 homes were totally destroyed in Vanua Levu in the wake of TC Yasa 11 days go.

The Education Minister yesterday received a donation of roofing materials worth $20.8k that will go towards the TC Yasa Rehabilitation Program in the North.

With only three weeks remaining until the new school year starts, majority of schools in the Northern Division are still being used as evacuation centers.

The Water Authority of Fiji continues to cart water to the TC Yasa affected areas.

No reports of Communicable Diseases have been received from the Northern Division, eleven days after the passing of TC Yasa.