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A Heavy Rain Warning is now in force for Viti Levu, the Northern Division, Yasawa and Mamanuca Groups while a Flash Flood Alert is now in force for all low-lying, flash flood prone areas and small streams of Fiji.
Fijians can expect more rain across the country until Sunday, as the Nadi Weather Office continues to monitor Tropical Disturbance 02F, which is located at the west-northwest of Nadi. A trough of low pressure assoc
Get ready for more rain this weekend as the Nadi Weather Office is monitoring Tropical Disturbance 02F which lies about 500km west-north-west of Nadi. They also confirm that the potential for Tropical Disturbance 0
Good news as all heavy rain and flood warnings have been cancelled as Tropical Disturbance 01F moves out of the country. The Nadi Weather Office says TD01F continues to weaken while moving East over the central Lau
As of 9am, a total of 243 people from 63 households are still sheltering in four evacuation centres in the Western Division. The National Disaster Risk Management Office says there are 180 evacuees at Andrews Prima
Water levels in Tavua Town have started to recede as rainfall has eased over the past few hours, but other areas remain flooded and are closed to all traffic. The Tavua Police confirmed this to Fijivillage News as
Heavy rainfall has caused flooding in parts of Ba, with Sarava and Veisaru remain affected with water levels now receding as the weather clears. This was highlighted by residents to fijivillage this morning.
Fijians in the Northern Division, Lomaiviti, and Lau Group should prepare for more rain, as a heavy rain alert remains in effect and will continue to impact parts of the country until later today. The Fiji Meteorol
The Fiji Red Cross volunteer teams have been out and about during this rainy season, assisting and handing out relief supplies to families that have been affected by the recent flood in the west. As of yesterday af
Seventy-eight families and 348 people are taking shelter at one of the seven evacuation centres that are currently open in the western division. The National Disaster Risk and Management Office says 180 people are shel
The Fiji Meteorological Office in Nadi is stressing that the Topical Disturbance, TD01F, has a low chance of turning into a tropical cyclone when it passes Fiji, however, people are urged to take precautionary measures
61 families in the evacuation centres in Nadi received food rations from the Commissioner Western’s Office in light of the flooding in Nadi for the past few days. Divisional Commissioner Western Apolosi Lewaqai
A Tropical Disturbance lies about 450km West Northwest of Yasawa-i-Rara and is moving Southeast at 10km/hr. According to the Nadi Weather Office, TD01F is slow-moving and lies in a slow-sheared environment with mod
A Heavy Rain and Flash Flood Warning remains in force for the northern division and northern Lau Groups. The Nadi Weather Office says the Heavy Rain Warning previously in force for the rest of Fiji has now been do
The Office of the Divisional Commissioner North has confirmed that proactive steps are being taken to prepare for wet weather conditions over the next 48 hours, and the Ministry of Education has been informed to prepare
A concerned businessman from Rakiraki Town is urging the government to dredge the Rakiraki River after his business was closed throughout the week due to the heavy rain experienced over the last few days. Speaking
Clean-up has commenced in Rakiraki, Tavua and Ba Towns after it was underwater, following the heavy rain experienced over the last few days. @fijivillage.com NFA Officers assist in the cleaning up of Tavua T
Seventy-nine families and 345 people are taking shelter at eight evacuation centres that are open in the Western Division. The National Disaster Risk Management Office say a total of 180 people are taking shelter
A Flood Warning for flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of Ba, Nasivi River in Tavua, Nakauvadra River in Rakiraki and Nadi, Sigatoka, Wainibuka, Wainimala, Waidina, Waimanu and Navua Rivers have been downgrade
Floodwaters have receded at Ba, Tavua and Rakiraki Towns and roads are open to all vehicles. Police confirmed with fijivillage News this morning that floodwaters in the area have receded, and they have started reop
