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6 July, 2021, 10:24 am
A high pressure system to the far south of Fiji directs a fresh to strong southeast wind flow over the group. Picture: FIJI MET
A strong wind warning remains in force for the land areas of Northeastern and Southern parts of Viti Levu, Yasawa and Mananuca Group, Lau and Lomaiviti Group, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands and Northeastern and Southwestern parts of Vanua Levu.
According to the weather bulletin issued from the National Weather Forecasting Centre in Nadi this morning, a high pressure system to the far south of Fiji directs a fresh to strong southeast wind flow over the group.
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Bula vinaka everyone.
The Fiji Times team hopes you’re all staying well and safe with your families and loved ones in your respective bubbles, and practising every COVID-safety measure that have been advised.
And our thoughts and prayers are with everyone, especially families who have had their loved ones and friends battling this virus in their homes, and to those in isolation and quarantine facilities around the country.
Please continue to execute the COVID-safe protocols in your homes and communities, and also help spread the word of these measures for the safety and wellbeing of everyone around us, particularly our littles ones, the elderly and vulnerable members of our families and communities.
The 2021 season is set in a whole new location. - by Chanelle Mansour 06 Jul 2021
We re use to watching
Australian Survivor with a beautiful backdrop of either Samoa or Fiji, but season six is set to bring about an entire new location - and it s in our very own backyard.
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After filming was delayed due to COVID-19 restrictions last year,
Survivor had to change things up a little, and instead of filming overseas, the show decided to turn the Australian outback into its very own playground.
Swapping the sea breeze, cold sand and palm trees for the vast outback of northwest Queensland, the cast of
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By Xinhua Published: Jul 06, 2021 08:43 AM
Naomi Kakoma (R), a 27-year-old trader sells fresh ginger at Lupili market in Lusaka, Zambia, on June 27, 2021.(Photo: Xinhua)
Naomi Kakoma, a 27-year-old trader sells fresh ginger at Lupili market in Lusaka, Zambia, on June 27, 2021. (Photo: Xinhua)
It has become a daily practice for 38-year-old Doreen Nyoya, a resident of Lusaka, Zambia s capital, to buy fresh spices and make a concoction for her family in an effort to avert flu-like illnesses. I make sure each one of my three children takes a hot cup of ginger drink every evening before they go to sleep so as to prevent colds. It also helps to boost the immune system. I prepare and serve this every day after work, said Nyoya, a security officer.