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Water has been restored for thousands of residents in Lami,Tamavua and Samabula this morning. Concerned residents called fijivillage News and confirmed that water has been restored this morning. The Water Au
Flooding in Labasa Town in the last two days were caused by blocked pipes and issues surrounding Nasekula Creek close to the town. This has been confirmed by Labasa Town Council Special Administrator Paul Jaduram,
The ongoing water cuts are due to persistent adverse weather conditions and heavy rainfall, which have caused flooding and extremely high raw water turbidity at the main sources for the Tamavua system and the Waimanu ra
People in Lami continue to face water cuts for the second day now, and concerns are being raised on why water supply disruptions are faced in areas like Lami, Tamavua, Tacirua and Samabula almost on a weekly basis.
Thousands of people are without water in the Central Division as the heavy rain during Tropical Cyclone Rae has led to an increase in turbidity levels, affecting the Water Authority of Fiji’s ability to maintain norma
People are urged to store water for at least two to three days. The Water Authority of Fiji is advising people not to take Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Rae lightly and is requesting people to be well prepared.
We are now looking at corporatising the Water Authority of Fiji, as the Asian Development Bank’s report indicates that more than a billion dollars is required to fix the old age pipes and infrastructure. Deputy P
Many residents in the elevated areas of Suva, including Tacirua, Dokanisuva, Colo-i-Suva and Tamavua remain without water where schools, hospitals, hotels, health centres, correctional facilities and fire stations conti
Following concerns raised by residents of greater Suva area about water supply disruption and getting muddy water in taps, the Water Authority of Fiji has now confirmed that supply is being disrupted due to high turbidi
People living along Suva-Nausori corridor should store water now as they will be facing supply disruption from 7 this evening till 4am tomorrow. Water Authority of Fiji says their teams will be carrying out operati
The people of Fiji deserve an uninterrupted water supply, and the Water Authority of Fiji will continue investing in critical infrastructure to achieve that goal. This is following the fault that occurred on a DN25
Water supply to affected areas in Nausori has been restored as of this morning. This has been confirmed by the Water Authority of Fiji who says their team worked around the clock to resolve the issue. fijivill
An underground pipe burst this morning is causing heavy traffic along Sawani Road. Radhika Goundar reached out to fijivillage News regarding the traffic saying they left Nausori around 6am and were stuck in traffic
Thousands of people in Suva and Nasinu were left frustrated following an unannounced water disruption last night, with many raising concerns over the lack of prior notice from the Water Authority of Fiji. A Nadera
Water supply has been partially restored in some areas of the Suva-Nausori corridor, including Nakasi, Makoi, Tovata, Tuirara, Nadawa and Nadera, allowing people to gradually resume their daily routines. The Water
Thousands of people living in Suva and Nausori areas are affected by water disruption as the Water Authority of Fiji says Waila Raw Water Pump Station is affected by mechanical issues. They say the disruption is a
Thousands of people are affected due to water disruption in Labasa caused by a suspected burst main along the Navau and Nasealevu raw pipeline. The Water Authority of Fiji says the team are unable to continue with
Residents of Namadi Heights have been struggling with severe water supply challenges for years which includes low pressure and limited supply during the daytime, leaving many frustrated and forced to find costly solutio
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Water Authority of Fiji has to be corporatised then people will be expected to pay a little more so that the government has more money to put back into the infrastructure maintena
Water Authority of Fiji’s CEO, Doctor Amit Chanan has decided not to seek another term as his contract ends in March this year. Dr Chanan has informed the Board of his decision and Board Chairman, Ratu Savenaca S
