There are currently 17 cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Fiji. The Government remains on the highest alert level and will advise the public as soon as possible if more cases are found. The Fijian Ministry of Health and Medical Services is urging members of the public not to be complacent now that the lockdown of…
STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER HON. VOREQE BAINIMARAMA ON LATEST COVID 19 CASE 16/04/2020 Bula Vinaka. I want to start the briefing today with the latest on our response to the devastation of Cyclone Harold. After being thoroughly health screened, our disaster officials have arrived with food, shelter kits, and medical supplies…
The Fijian Ministry of Health and Medical Services mobile Fever Clinic teams operating in Suva and greater Suva areas have screened 121,304 people of the 150,000 people they intend to screen by Friday 16 April. This is in line with the Ministry’s strategy to identify the early symptoms, contain and prevent the spread of COVID-19….
Following heavy weather conditions brought by TC Harold throughout Fiji, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services advises that all fever clinics established around the country are now fully operational. There are 37 Fever clinics now in operation seven days a week from 8am to 4pm at strategic locations throughout the country. The Fijian Ministry…
STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER HON. VOREQE BAINIMARAMA ON TC HAROLD AND COVID-19 14/04/2020 Bula Vinaka. With the coronavirus keeping us away from our usual houses of worship, this Sunday, I joined my first online Easter service. It was an uplifting reminder that –– even as we maintain physical distance from one another –– God…