Families in Baulevu have started to flee to higher ground as flood waters have started to enter their homes.
A resident Jay Ravinesh who is currently wading through the flooded areas to assist those in need said the water levels are rising rapidly and people are trying to salvage whatever they can from their homes.
He said all the dalo and vegetable fields are flooded and many families don't have food.
Residents living in Waila Nausori are calling for Police assistance as flood water continue to rise.
Resident Avinesh Ram says about 10 houses are now affected.
The village of Nabita, Bucalevu and Nailega in the district of Wainibuka in the province of Tailevu has been flooded for the past two days.
Speaking to Fijivillage News, Pastor Orisi Lutunaivalu said most of the houses in these 3 villages are flooded since yesterday morning with all of their belongings swept away by the flash floods.
The 60 year old, Lutunaivalu said their farms which are their only source of income are also been badly affected with crops like dalo and cassava damaged.
In Nabita and Bucalevu 50 houses are flooded while in Nailega close to 30 houses have also been affected.
In the village of Lutu in Wainibuka 30 houses were flooded which also includes the nursing station and the Lutu District School.
Still in Wainibuka the village of Wailotua and Nabouva are also flooded although water levels have started to recede slowly.
In the Rewa province the village of Burebasaga, Lokia, Nasali and Vatuyaba are flooded with more than 10 houses in each village under flood waters.
In Naitasiri, Viria village and Nukuloa are flooded with most parts of the village affected.