1,768 people are currently staying in 85 evacuation centres around the country.
We have successfully finished evacuating residents from the Nasoata Squatter Settlement on the coast.
— Fijian Government (@FijianGovt) April 8, 2020
Although we're being tested by the current circumstances, we can see the resilient spirit of brave Fijians - both our forces and the evacuees.#Fiji #FijianGovernment #TCHarold pic.twitter.com/7eHdRQRcg9
Both Nasoata and Taiperia residents have been evacuated, with the help of our RFMF forces, to Natabua Primary School and are now safe.
— Fijian Government (@FijianGovt) April 8, 2020
If you require assistance during the cyclone, call:
â‡ï¸ 915 - National Emergency Operations Centre
â‡ï¸1539 - Maritime Emergency#Fiji #TCHarold pic.twitter.com/p7E7ZEKdgV
Navutu residents have been dropped off at the Lautoka Methodist Primary School in another successful evacuation by our brave RFMF forces.
— Fijian Government (@FijianGovt) April 8, 2020
If you require assistance, call:
â‡ï¸ 915 - National Emergency Operations Centre
â‡ï¸1539 - Maritime Emergency#Fiji #TCHarold #FijianGovernment pic.twitter.com/lVpRcmdWs8
The National Disaster Management Office says the Western Division has 40 evacuation centres with 1,086 people.
There are 39 evacuation centres with 559 people in the Central Division.
Two evacuation centres are open in the Northern Division with 33 people and the Eastern Division has 90 people in 4 evacuation centres.
Residents from Taiperia and Navutu settlements have been safely evacuated by our hardworking forces.
— Fijian Government (@FijianGovt) April 8, 2020
We are on alert so we can do our job of keeping #Fijians safe during this emergency.#TeamFiji #Fiji #FijianGovernment #TCHarold pic.twitter.com/1vJdGCzQps
