19 articles tagged "accf"
More than $82 million has been compensated to victims of motor vehicle and school accidents since the establishment of the Accident Compensation Commission Fiji (ACCF) in 2018. ACCF Manager and Accountant, Anjeet C
Concerns have been raised by Members of Parliament regarding the inefficiency of the Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji Annual Reports of 2019, 2020 and 2021 which they say does not show the true performance of th
More than 500 Adi Cakobau Old Scholars and students attended the 75th anniversary celebrations that was held at Albert Park in Suva today. President of the ACS Old Scholars Association Ilisapeci Mavono says the pur
The Accident Compensation Commission is encouraging parents and legal guardians of the students injured in the tragic bus accident in Ajodhya Prasad Street in Banaras, Lautoka to reach out to the Commission for assistan
$48.91 million has been paid out in compensation under the no fault scheme by the Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji since 1st January 2018. $32.66 million of this payout was for motor vehicle accidents, $15.
The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji team has reached out to the family of the couple who passed away after a tree branch fell on their car near Kasavu Road in Naitasiri last Saturday. ACCF CEO, Parvez Akba
Students are seen regularly behaving dangerously on buses, including sitting on window ledges with half of their bodies hanging out of the bus, and trying to hit or slap signposts along the road. This was highlight
$31 million has been paid to compensate motor vehicles, employment and school accidents since 1st January 2018. The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji announced this after they held a meeting with stakeholder
$31 million have been paid to compensate motor vehicle, employment and school accidents since 1st January 2018. The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji announced this after they held a meeting with stakeholder
The CEO of the Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji, Parvez Akbar says there is currently nothing on the table to extend the scope of compensation for injuries arising from domestic violence. Akbar stated this
The CEO for the Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji Parvez Akbar says drunk drivers will not receive compensation. Akbar highlighted this during the Annual General Meeting of the Fiji Rental Car Association wh
The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji says the announcement of the complete exemption of the annual Motor Vehicle Accident Levy will provide relief to motor vehicle owners for one year as the nation copes with th
The Accident Compensation Commission has raised serious concerns about bullying incidents in schools after it paid out a total of $36,000 to students who sustained injuries as a result of assaults. Commission CEO P
Accident victims have received a total of $17.3 million from the Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji since 2018. This includes $14,379,000 for vehicle accidents, $2,784,000 for employment accidents and $147,00
The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji has so far paid over $15.7 million in compensation to victims of motor vehicle, employment and school accidents. The government established scheme came into effect on th
The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji has made a payment of $75,000 to the husband of a woman who had passed away in a road accident in May last year. Milika Tubuna passed away in an accident along Kings Roa
The Accident Compensation Commission, Fiji has helped the widow of the late Subhash Chand with her application for compensation under the Accident Compensation Act 2017 on the grounds that Chand’s death was due to an
The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji has paid over $14.2 million in compensation to victims of a motor vehicle, employment and school accidents, or to the families of victims who have passed away. The Commi
The Accident Compensation Commission Fiji says they will not pay compensation to drivers if they are driving under the influence of alcohol over the prescribed limit, or under the influence of drugs. Between 1st Ja
