The bridge at Naqali is still underwater and closed to all traffic and police have warned commuters not to use the punts to cross the flooded bridge.
The road to ACS is closed as the Sawani bridge is under water and some houses at Navatuvula are getting flooded as the water in the Waimanu river is rising rapidly.
In Nausori, the Baulevu road is closed as the Nasi bridge and Baulevu road is under water. The Vuci South and the Raralevu road are currently underwater, the Namara Road junction is closed.
The road to Vusuya is also closed as the Vusuya and Korociriciri flats are flooded.
A landslide has occurred on Babavoce hill on the Kings Road and motorists are to take extra precaution when on the roads.
In Navua, the Namosi road is closed as the bridge at Waikavika so there is no excess to Nasiritu village, the Galoa Road, Waiyanitu Road, Tokatoka Road is also closed, Naitonitoni, Wainadoi, Calia Road, Nakavu Road and Tokatoka Crossing is closed as it is underwater.
Naqali Bridge Under Water
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