Several roads in the Northern Division of Fiji are currently closed due to significant flooding and fallen trees, affecting local travel and accessibility. The Fiji Roads Authority (FRA) has mobilized teams to clear debris and tackle the hazardous conditions on the roads.
Closed routes due to fallen trees include:
– Sevaci-Korotasere Road in Vaturova
– Bucalevu Road in Navakaka
– Napuka Road in Savusavu
– South Cape Road in Navakawau, Taveuni
– Vunivesi Road in Savusavu, which is also blocked by a fallen power line.
Flooding has severely impacted various crossings, including:
– Qawa Crossing
– Vaturamulo Splash Crossing in Balawaviki, Vaturova
– Bucalevu Low Level Crossing in Navakaka
– Vuniyalayala Low Level Crossing in Labasa
– Vunivutu Junction on Wainikoro Rd, Labasa
– Batinikama Crossing, Labasa
– Nawi Crossing on Dakuniba Rd, Savusavu
– Bagata Low Level Crossing, Bagata Rd, Savusavu
– Waivunia Low Level Crossing, Waivunia Rd, Savusavu
– Banikea Kavula Crossing in Bua
– Valebasoga Rd at Yadrata Junction
– Tavoro Waterfall Bouma Crossing on North Coastal Rd, Taveuni
Drivers are urged to exercise extreme caution and adhere to all road closure warnings. This challenging situation underscores the adversity faced by residents and travelers due to severe weather conditions.
Notably, similar incidents in the Western Division earlier this year prompted local authorities to stress the importance of community safety awareness, as they worked diligently to mitigate the impacts of such natural occurrences. The proactive actions taken by the FRA and local government illustrate their commitment to restoring safe access promptly.
With ongoing efforts to clear the roads and manage flooding, there is optimism that communities will soon regain their mobility and connectivity, showcasing the resilience and unity of those affected. This positive outlook highlights the determination of the local authorities and communities as they navigate through these challenges together.
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