Some roads still remain closed in eastern division as flood waters are slowly receding in these areas.
Nausori police confirmed the Naqali Bridge is still under 2.5 metres of flood water and remains closed.
Heavy rain last night washed away some parts of Dawasamu Road and it has been closed to all traffic. The Vunidawa Road is still closed to all traffic as the bridge is still under water.
Police confirmed the Kings Road is now open to all traffic but has warned drivers to take precaution.
In Nausori, roads that had been closed yesterday due to flooding are now open to all traffic.
In Kadavu, Nabukelevu-i-Ra Road remains closed as part of the road has been completely washed away between Qalira and Nabukelevu village.
The Queens Road remains open for all traffic and there have been no reports of flooding in the northern division.
Flood Waters Slowly Recede
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