People are being urged to please refrain from using the major highways at this stage as several roads remain flooded around the country.
Ministry Spokesperson Sainiana Waqainabete said 90 percent of roads in Sigatoka, Rakiraki, Ba, Nadi, Tavua and around the Waibuka and Tailevu areas are flooded and remain closed to all traffic.
She said people should remain in-doors.
Waiqanabete also advises that several roads in Lautoka, Tavua, Nadroga and surrounding areas are closed to traffic.
Waqainabete also confirms that there is currently no water supply in Ba, Rarkiraki, Tavua areas, Nadi and Sigatoka while several areas around Viti Levu are also without power supply due to flooding.
People are advised to try and collect and store as much rain water as possible as engineers will not be able to go in to assess the situation until flood water recede.
Remain Indoors-Ministry
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