The Fiji Times has highlighted three significant stories on its front page for December 21, with a special focus on the upcoming holiday season. The celebrations of Christmas on December 25, followed by Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, bring a time of joy, family gatherings, and moments of relaxation for many, while also serving as a poignant reminder of those facing challenges during this festive period.

In the realm of public safety, the Counter Narcotics Unit is taking steps to enhance its operations against the shadowy illegal drug trade by incorporating advanced surveillance technologies, including drones. This initiative emphasizes the importance of improving intelligence gathering and understanding drug trafficking routes, which is crucial for effective law enforcement.

In a related issue, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed disappointment in the Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew’s comments about the presence of corrupt officers within the police force. The Prime Minister urged any allegations of misconduct to be investigated rather than discussed publicly, highlighting the need for morale and trust within law enforcement.

On a more positive note, the Fiji National Provident Fund reported a remarkable return of eight percent to its 43,000 members, the highest in 25 years, demonstrating strong financial management amidst challenges and offering a sense of security to its members.

As the holiday season approaches, many families eagerly look forward to spending quality time together. Despite potential hardships some may face, the spirit of generosity is alive in communities, with organizations like Walk on Walk Strong (WOWS) Kids Fiji encouraging acts of kindness towards those who are less fortunate. This season of goodwill serves as a reminder of the strength found in compassion and support for one another.

In summary, while the holiday season beckons celebrations, it is equally vital to maintain safety and vigilance, especially in the context of road safety and cyclone season. Let the holiday spirit inspire kindness and togetherness, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy this special time of year.

As we navigate the festivities, may the positive actions of individuals and the community at large foster an environment of support, compassion, and care, embodying the true essence of the holiday spirit.


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