A flood warning remains in force for the whole of Viti Levu as rain band associated with Tropical Cyclone Gene is over the main island of Fiji.
Nadi Weather Office Director, Rajendra Prasad said flooding of rivers is also likely and people should be prepared.
Many parts of Nadi Town are still under two feet of water after the Nadi River burst its banks earlier this morning.
With flood waters rising as high as 6 feet, the businesspeople of Nadi are already feeling the loss of damages to their shops.
We now cross over live to our reporter Gulsher Ali in Nadi.
The road from Nadi to Lautoka and the Nadi Back Road remain closed.
Meanwhile the Rewa River is also rising.
People living around Suva and parts of Nasinu will have to wait until tomorrow morning for water supply to normalize in their area.
The Water Supply Department said that water supply in Cunningham, Nagatugatu, Savutalele, Newtown, Upper Makoi, Tovata will normalize by tomorrow morning while water supply in Raiwaqa and Kinoya has partially normalized.
Meanwhile water supply in Lami and Deuba areas is expected to normalize by tonight.
Flood warning remains in force
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