Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed heartfelt condolences on behalf of the Fijian people and government to the residents of Vanuatu following a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake that struck the region yesterday. This natural disaster has tragically resulted in loss of life and significant devastation to families and communities across Vanuatu.
In his statement, Prime Minister Rabuka conveyed his sorrow regarding the calamity that has impacted many, stating, “I extend my sincere condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones, and I wish those injured a quick recovery.” He emphasized the importance of solidarity during such trying times, praying for the safe evacuation and welfare of all individuals affected by the catastrophe.
Rabuka also lauded the efforts of first responders and local communities working tirelessly to support their fellow citizens during this crisis. He recognized the invaluable contributions of volunteer organizations, churches, and religious groups that are actively participating in rescue and evacuation operations.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister affirmed Fiji’s readiness to provide assistance to Vanuatu in any capacity needed, showcasing the spirit of community and cooperation within the Pacific region.
Fijians living in Vanuatu who require support or wish to connect can reach out to the National Disaster Management Office via the provided phone numbers or email.
This demonstration of empathy and readiness to help illustrates a strong sense of unity and resilience among the nations of the Pacific. In the face of adversity, communities often come together to support one another, reminding us of the unwavering human spirit.
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