Food and drinks continue to flow in at the Soqosoqo Vakamarama Hall for the survivors of the horrific bus accident from Natokalau, Ovalau to cater for more than 40 people who are taking shelter there.
Food supplies have been offered from some major supermarkets like Kundan Singh, RB Patel, Punjas Ltd, including the President's wife, Adi Kavu Seniloli.
Soqosoqo Vakamarama spokesperson Adi Finau Tabakaucoro said although the cost of the hall is $600 a night, she has advised the people not to worry about the cost, as people have offered to pay for the rent
The CEO of the Land Transport Authority is on his way to Ba to meet with the makers of the Raiwaqa Bus which caught fire in Sigatoka.
Etuate Koroi said at this stage he doesn't want to comment on how investigations are progressing, but said he will look into all aspects of the accident and that's the reason why he's making his way to Ba to meet the makers of the bus.
Food/Drinks Flow In For Survivors
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