Allegations of theft and sexual assault have surfaced involving three crew members from Virgin Australia, who are currently staying at a hotel in Nadi, Fiji. Acting Commissioner of Police, Juki Fong Chew, confirmed that these incidents reportedly took place during a night out early this morning.

The crew members are currently isolated and confined to their rooms at the Tanoa Hotel. According to 7News Australia, a team from Virgin Australia management is expected to arrive in Nadi on Thursday to initiate their own investigation into the matter. Additionally, the families of the crew members are traveling to Fiji to provide support during this distressing time.

Mr. Chew stated, “We confirm police are investigating the Australian airline crew case as they were victims of theft and of allegations of rape after clubbing.” He emphasized the police’s commitment to ensuring the safety of both Fijians and visitors, particularly during the festive season, and urged everyone to look out for one another.

This situation highlights the importance of safety and vigilance, particularly in vibrant social settings, and underscores the ongoing efforts of local authorities to maintain a safe environment for residents and tourists alike.

In these difficult circumstances, the swift action of the police and the support from the airline and families reflect a community alert and engaged in addressing such serious issues. The hope remains that a thorough investigation will lead to justice and improved safety measures for all.


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