A Koronivia, Nausori family is living in fear after they were terrorised and robbed by a group of masked men early this morning.
The five masked men stormed into their house and shop which is located beside the house and took cash and items worth more than $30,000.
The robbers took a number of items from the shop mainly liqour.
House Owner Narvada Prasad said the robbers entered their house at around 3 this morning and they were robbed at knife point.
Prasad said they are concerned and disturbed that these kinds on incidents are taking place when the Police checkpoint is just 200 metres away.
Prasad demands Police should now deploy more Officers in the area as this is not the first time a family has been terrorised like this.
Police were trying to gather more information from the neighbours when Fijivillage reached the scene at 4 this morning.
Family terrorised, robbed
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