Dr. Tiko from the Navua hospital who braved the elements to have a look around said they are hoping things do not worsen.
And the situation is similar in Levuka. Speaking from St. John College Mikaeli Marisi said the students at the school are safe and they are standing by to assist.
The Provincial Development Officer Rewa Luke Maraivalu, who has returned from surveying the low lying areas in the Rewa delta, said they expect the worse as water levels in the river is still rising.
We expect high tide within the next few minutes. Stay with us for developments.
Meanwhile, water level in Wailoku Tamavua is rising.
A resident of Wailoku Tamavua, Hemant said the weather is getting worse and they are seeking the assistance of Military and Police.
Meanwhile, winds have started to pick up again in the Northern division. Labasa Police say heavy rain has started again and teams are expected to be dispatched shortly to try and determine which areas are now flooded.
Water levels continue to rise
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