Fiji Water Director for External Affairs David Roth left the country late last night.
Fijivillage has received confirmation that Roth left on the 10pm flight bound for Los Angeles while his family remains in the country.
There is still no confirmation coming through in relation to the reasons for Roth's departure even after he left the country late last night.
Yesterday, former Minister for Defense Ratu Epeli Ganilau confirmed that his decision to step down from his ministerial post was in relation to issues surrounding David Roth.
Ratu Epeli told Fijivillage that there were some differences in relation to issues surrounding David Roth.
It has been confirmed that Roth currently held a valid work permit as it was extended for another three years in January this year.
Meanwhile Permanent Secretary for Information, Sharon Smith-Johns said late yesterday that there is nothing official on the matter and at this point in time there is a lot of speculation and rumour mongering.
Story by: Roneel Lal
Fiji Water Director leaves country
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