204 articles tagged "flooding"
Seventy-three families and 312 people are taking shelter at six evacuation centres that have been activated in the Western Division. While speaking in a press conference this afternoon, Minister for Disaster Risk M
11 houses in Nadroga have been partially damaged due to the current adverse weather situation. Minister for Disaster Management, Sakiasi Ditoka confirmed this during a Press Conference this afternoon, saying 2 hous
With more rainfall expected residents especially those in flood-prone areas have been advised to prioritize safety and take proactive measures to protect themselves and their families. Divisional Commissioner North
Several roads in the northern division are closed to traffic due to flooding. The Fiji Roads Authority is urging every Fijian to exercise extreme caution when travelling on all roads in the north as there may be wa
A family who went to Vunitogoloa Village in Rakiraki for Christmas is hoping that the weather can calm down so they can return to their home. Speaking to fijivillage News, Kinisimere Votu says they celebrated Chris
Several roads in the Western Division are currently closed due to flooding while surface flooding is impacting portions of Kings Highway but Queens Highway remains accessible. The Fiji Roads Authority is advising p
Ba Town and its surrounding areas, including Toge Balevuto, Moto, and Babriban Village are facing severe flooding following a night of non-stop rain. In an interview with fijivillage News, Balevuto resident Nilesh
Tavua Town’s end towards Rakiraki is currently flooded and closed to all traffic, despite low tide. The Tavua Police Station has confirmed that the heavy rain experienced last night has resulted in several roads
Rakiraki Town is flooded as it has started to rain again. Rakiraki Town Council CEO, Sailosi Sawana says flood waters have entered Rakiraki Town. Sawana says they were trying to get to town through
Police are currently on standby to assist people during this continuous rain, and teams in all Police Stations are on standby if the need arises. Assistant Commissioner for Police Operations (ACPO) Livai Driu says
Flood Warning remains for flood prone areas adjacent to and downstream of Ba, Nasivi (Tavua) Nakauvadra (Rakiraki) and Nadi rivers while a Heavy Rain Warning remains in force for the whole of Fiji. A Flood Alert re
A flood warning remains for flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of Ba, Nasivi (Tavua), Nakauvadra (Rakiraki) and Nadi rivers, while a flash flood warning remains for all low-lying, flash flood-prone areas and s
A concerned Nadi resident is urging the relevant authorities and the Government to look into the drainage system in Nadi after thousands of people were affected by floodwaters due to heavy rain. Ana Maria says it w
Families who traveled to Colo Labasa for Christmas are now stuck and unable to return home due to the flooding at Colo bridge. 60-year-old Davendra Prasad who lives at Navudi in Seaqaqa, says the heavy rain has cau
Queens Road through Nadi Town is now open to all traffic. The Fiji Roads Authority says flood waters have receded in the area, allowing for safe passage. FRA says motorists are advised to exercise caution whil
175 people from 66 families are currently taking shelter in three different evacuation centres in the Western Division due to flash flooding. The Fiji National Disaster Risk Management Office says people are taking
Floodwaters in the Western Division, including Nadi and Rakiraki have receded, however, evacuation centres remain open. Restrictions on movement in Nadi Town has also been lifted. This has been confirmed by th
Parts of Rakiraki Town is now flooded due to heavy rainfall experienced this afternoon. Rakiraki Provincial Administrator and Government Ministries are working together to monitor the weather situation until midnig
Floodwaters in Nadi Town have receded, but have caused damage to some shops. Nadi businessman Mohammed Khan says there was about three feet of water on the town's main street. He adds that the flash flooding c
144 people from 60 households are currently taking shelter in three different evacuation centres in the Western Division due to flash flooding. The Fiji National Disaster Risk Management Office says people are taki
