Over 4,000 residents of Cogeloa outside Labasa are left with no choice but to use the damaged bridge risking their lives.
Resident, Mohammed Tazir Subedar is calling on authorities to urgently do repair works or close the bridge to all traffic untll it is completely fixed.
Meanwhile, a resident of Bulileka Lowcoast, Satya Wati said she has lost all her belongings in the flood and is getting food items for her and her aging mum, from neighbours as no help has come their way.
Ba resident, Gaffar Ahmed said the residents in Votua-Matani-qara in Ba are helpless as major supermarkets in town have been destroyed and asks what the government is doing.
Ahmed adds the Farmers Club in the area has stepped in to help out as they cannot see these people suffer more.
Over 4000 Residents Risk Lives
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