Sixteen evacuation centers are currently operational in the Western Division, providing shelter for 438 evacuees from 87 households as communities face the ongoing impacts of flooding. Authorities have activated these centers as a proactive response to the persistent heavy rainfall and rising water levels in various regions.
Individuals looking for the comprehensive list of evacuation centers can visit the National Disaster Management Office’s official website at www.ndmo.gov.fj. Additionally, members of the public can access updated information by scanning the official QR code issued by the authorities.
In a related announcement, all schools within the Western Division will be closed due to the continuing heavy rain and hazardous road conditions. However, schools in the Central, Eastern, and Northern Divisions have resumed classes as normal.
Authorities are urging the public to stay alert, prioritize their safety, and keep informed through official government communication channels. They are diligently monitoring the situation and advising residents in low-lying and flood-prone areas to take the necessary precautions to ensure their safety. This community-focused approach underscores the importance of preparedness and vigilance during such extreme weather events.
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