The Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Livai Driu has announced that police divisions are on alert, ready to deploy teams to assist communities as Tropical Cyclone Rae approaches Fiji. The ACP received updates from officers in Vanua Balavu, highlighting the ongoing challenges posed by the cyclone.
Police officers are actively helping families relocate to evacuation centers to ensure their safety. ACP Driu has urged individuals living in coastal and low-lying areas to take immediate precautions. He emphasized the importance of following safety advisories and safeguarding children from outdoor activities, which could be dangerous during this adverse weather.
Drivers have been cautioned about reduced visibility on the roads, while mariners are advised to heed safety guidelines regarding maritime movement. The police are prepared to assist individuals in distress, and the public can reach the Police Command and Coordination Centre at 9905 296 for help.
This proactive stance by the police reflects their commitment to protecting lives and property amidst the impending storm. As the community prepares for challenging conditions, it is encouraging to see officials and citizens alike working together to ensure everyone’s safety. Preparedness and cooperation can significantly enhance resilience during such critical times.
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