The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has expressed urgent concerns regarding the alarming rise in drug-related incidents in schools and among the youth. He emphasized the need to address the influx of hard drugs in the nation immediately.
In another report, a woman is currently in critical condition at the Colonial War Memorial (CWM) Hospital after allegedly being assaulted with a cane knife by her husband during a heated argument yesterday morning, according to police spokeswoman Ana Naisoro.
Today marks a significant occasion for Muslims worldwide as they celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed. This day serves as a reminder of the prophet’s admirable qualities, including integrity, compassion, truthfulness, bravery, and generosity—traits valued highly across various cultures and religions.
As individuals reflect on these virtues, it is an opportunity to commit to improving the quality of life for all citizens of Fiji. Emphasizing the importance of unity and respect, it is a moment to promote inter-religious harmony, which is vital for peace and tolerance in the diverse Fijian society.
In honor of this special day, there is a call for everyone to embody the teachings of the Prophet Mohammed and incorporate the principles of mercy, compassion, and generosity into their daily lives, ultimately contributing to a more harmonious society.