Flood waters have also entered Nadi town with the main street now under water.
Nadi Police confirm that around 50 people are taking shelter at the evacuation center at the Old Government Supplies building after flood waters entered their homes.
Nadi Town Mayor Timoci Koroiqica said Nadi town cannot be accessed at this stage as they are experiencing one of the worst floods in over a decade.
The Bridge at Waimalika, Nadi has also been closed to all the traffic while the Nadi back road and Namotomoto roads are also closed due to flooding.
Those in Nabitu Settlement, Sigatoka have been moved to Nabitu Secondary School as water levels continue to rise.
DISMAC Official Aisea Quminakelo say they are working with the Police in the affected areas, however as flood waters rose rapidly last night, they are unable to confirm the number of families who are now taking shelter at various evacuation centers or seeking shelter with neighbours on high ground.
50 Take Shelter At Evacuation Center In Nadi
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