Being unable to communicate because of flat phone batteries just adds to the stress of having no electricity especially with the Christmas long weekend coming up.
These are the words of Vodafone's Lenora Qereqeretabua who said due to power cuts still being experienced in some areas, mobile phone users can get their phones charged at any of their outlets for free.
There are Vodafone retail outlets at the Suva Triangle, MHCC Complex, Mid City Plaza and Sports City in Suva, Vitogo Parade Lautoka, Nadi Town, Namaka and the Arrival Concourse at Nadi Airport, Nausori, Sigatoka, Tavua and Labasa.
You will also be able to charge your phones at Foneology outlets at the Post Fiji Building in Suva, Nadi Town, Nausori, Lautoka, Ba, Rakiraki and Tavua.
Vodafone offers free charging
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