382 articles tagged "tc-yasa"
The Caritas team from the Catholic Church of Fiji is now in Vanua Levu to conduct a one day training on psycho-social response to trauma in Labasa and they will also share food rations and clothes. The psycho-socia
Only 8% of areas in Labasa and Savusavu have power supply after damage to the power network in Vanua Levu. Energy Fiji Limited says they have restored power to most parts of Labasa Town and Labasa Hospital. No
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama together with government officials distributed relief packages to the villagers in Nabuinikadamu, Navakasali and Cogea in Bua. Bainimarama commended the villagers for their resilie
The BSP Fiji Group comprising of the Bank, BSP Life and BSP Finance today announced it will donate $75,000 towards TC Yasa Relief Assistance Programs earmarked for Fijians who have been severely affected by the cyclone.
The food ration packs that are currently being given to people in areas affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa is enough to last two weeks. Minister for National Disaster Management Inia Seruiratu says they will give 2
Kia Island in Macuata has suffered extensive damage and some people on the island say Monster Cyclone Yasa has left the island looking like a warzone and the residents have lost everything. Nukubati residents, Keira R
It is time to lend a helping hand to those severely affected by Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasa. Communications Fiji Limited, the parent company of Legend FM, FM96, Viti FM, Navtarang, Radio Sargam and fijivillage has st
Three trucks full of relief items from Vodafone Fiji has been deployed to the Northern Division that will assist families who have been severely affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. About 250 volunteers turned up at
Naroi villagers in Moala, Lau are now eating whatever is left in their farms as the damaging winds during Tropical Cyclone Yasa uprooted and destroyed most of their root crops and yaqona farms. Josaia Besetimoala o
The Water Authority of Fiji says their team from Suva have left with pipes, fittings and other necessities to the Northern Division to help their team members from Labasa, Savusavu, Seaqaqa and other areas to fix the da
Headteacher South Taveuni Primary School, Ravinesh Goundar says the extent of damages at the school was not as extensive as Tropical Cyclone Winston in 2016. Goundar says both the primary and secondary school did n
A couple from Batinikama, Labasa whose house was damaged during Tropical Cyclone Yasa have repaired their house with the remaining material and are staying in their house. Raksha Singh and her family were stuck in
Galoa Village Headman in Bua Simione Makosoi says they are in urgent need of clean water, food and tarpaulins. Makosoi says they were prepared for this cyclone, but the destructive winds damaged most of the houses
Food Delivery Service, Food Well Fiji is organising a food drive for families in Bua trying to recover from the devastation of Monster Cyclone Yasa. Director Salote Malani Maiwiriwiri says most of their work involv
Attorney General and Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says some farmers they have visited in Bua have lost about 70 goats, sheep and cattle on their farm. While speaking to the residents of Vunivau in Laba
The 35-year-old woman from Kabara who went out to look for ivi last Friday is still missing. Villagers of Kabara with Police from Lakeba searched for the woman on Saturday and yesterday. The representative of
A 27-year-old farmer in Lekutu, Bua has been reported missing. Police say the farmer and his brother went to the farm on Thursday and got separated. It was only the younger brother that managed to return home
The Royal Australian Air Force has landed in Fiji carrying Tropical Cyclone relief supplies. The C-17, which is the largest aircraft operated by Defence Australia, was met by Deputy High Commissioner Anna Dorney.
Minister for Education Rosy Akbar says they will be providing temporary learning shelters such as tents to schools that they will not be able to repair or rebuild in time for the opening of the 2021 school year. A
18-year-old Sham Chand of Bulileka, Labasa who was stuck under a wall for about half an hour with his father during Tropical Cyclone Yasa says he and his family are still in shock as they never thought that his father w
