30 articles tagged "drugs-indepth-2019"
A Suva lawyer was taken into police custody from a house in Nailuva Road yesterday afternoon after substances believed to be marijuana and methamphetamine were allegedly seized from his possession. Police say a wom
The woman arrested for unlawful possession of methamphetamine following a joint controlled operation between the Fiji Police Force and Fiji Revenue and Customs Service will front the Suva Magistrates Court in the next h
The woman arrested for unlawful possession of methamphetamine following a joint controlled operation between the Fiji Police Force and Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has been charged. The accused was arrested aft
Officers from the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service and the Criminal Investigations Department arrested a woman this morning for allegedly importing 115 grams of methamphetamine valued at $115,000 through Parcel Post.
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says hard‑core synthetic drugs have no place in Fiji, they damage communities, they ruin lives, and they can result in devastating spill‑over effects of violence. Bainimarama
The possibility of an explosion happening during a raid at a meth lab or exposure to harmful chemicals are some of the situations Police officers in Fiji are now preparing to face. The US Embassy, Australian Federa
Students of Marist Brothers High School today pledged to say no to drugs after hearing and seeing stories of the unimaginable things teenagers have done to themselves due to methamphetamine and ecstasy addiction. T
The Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho says they can’t allow Fiji to fall into drugs and they are in a position to do something about it now. He adds the impacts of drugs on a small country like ours will be
The Fiji Navy through the Maritime Surveillance and Rescue Coordination Centre and patrols is actively working to identify vessels that are ‘high value targets’ for bringing hard drugs into the country and is sharin
There is no specific drug rehabilitation centre in Fiji dealing with the increasing number of people using hard drugs. Although Saint Giles Hospital has been dealing with victims of substance abuse, Deputy Secretar
