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11 Surgeries Completed At Ba Aspen Since Jan 16

The Aspen Medical-managed Ba Hospital has resumed with 11 pre-op clinics and 11 surgeries..

Day surgeries resume at Ba Hospital

The Aspen Medical-managed Ba Hospital resumed day surgeries yesterday following a nearly one-year hiatus.

60K Masks For Lautoka Families

60K Masks For Lautoka Families More than 60,000 surgical masks will be distributed to vulnerable families in the Lautoka area. The masks were donated by the Christian Life Trust group in Auckland, New Zealand and by nicolette chambers 29 Jul 2021 11:06 The president for the Food With Love Mission Fiji group, Paul Kim (middle) handing over the boxes of face masks to the Commissioner Western, Mesake Ledua (right) and the Anesthetic consultant based at the Lautoka Hospital, Dr Mara Vukivukiseru (left) in Lautoka on July 23, 2021. Photo: Nicolette Chambers More than 60,000 surgical masks will be distributed to vuln

Fijilive - Frontliners receive second jab Gateway to Fiji, Fiji News, Fiji Rugby, Fiji Football, Fiji Sports, Fiji Picture Gallery, Fiji Business, etc

Frontline workers are now receiving their second jab of the coronavirus vaccine. Lautoka Hospital consultant anesthetist Dr Mara Vukivukiseru was the first to receive his second dose as he became the first Fijian to be injected with the AstraZeneca vaccine at the Nadi International Airport on 11 March 2021. Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong said health officials have started administering the second dose of the coronavirus vaccine this month. Dr Fong in a statement said they are planning to set-up teams for respective sites across the country when they roll out the second dose of vaccination. “This will ensure that all Fijians will be able to access the vaccine without having to travel far or wait too long in queues,” he said.

The Fiji Times » Leadership Fiji – Seru shares experience

The Fiji Times » Mara: Take the shot

12 March, 2021, 4:45 pm Lautoka hospital’s Consultant Anaesthetist Dr Mara Vukivukiseru received Fiji’s first COVID 19 vaccine injection during the commencement of the COVID 19 Frontliners Vaccination Campaign at Nadi International Airport. Picture: REINAL CHAND Fiji’s first recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine is encouraging people to take the shot to reduce the risk of having severe illness and hospitalisation. Dr Mara Vukivukiseru, a consultant anaesthetist at the Lautoka Hospital, said he had not felt any side effects since receiving the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccination shot on Wednesday March 10, 2021. “I’m still standing up, I’m still enjoying my meals and still enjoying the company of my colleagues,” he said.

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The Fiji Times » Jabs for 18 years, over – State prioritises free COVID-19 vaccines

Navnesh Reddy 12 March, 2021, 3:00 am Health Inspector Setareki Raiula (left), Border Police Commanding Officer SP Aisake Kafoa, Permanent Secretary Health and Medical Services Dr James Fong, FRCS Principle Customs Officer Sanjip Reddy, Acting WHO representative to South Pacific Dr Akeem Ali, ATS manager Passenger services Nairah Mohammed, Manager Airports Joe Gray, Nurse Pratika Singh, UNICEF representative Sheldon Yett, Fiji Airways representative Maria Vani, Minister for Health and Medical Services Dr Ifereimi Waqainabete, Tanoa International Hotel General manager Daniel Roy, RFMF’s Major Neumi Vakadewavuka and Lautoka Hospital’s Consultant Anaesthetist Dr Mara Vukivukiseru pose for a photo during the commencement of the COVID 19 Frontliners Vaccination Campaign at Nadi International Airport. Picture: REINAL CHAND

The Fiji Times » A shot in the arm – Government rolls out COVID jab program

Fiji marks milestone, COVID-19 vaccinations begin

Filipe Naikaso Senior Multimedia Journalist West [email protected] | @fnaikaso March 10, 2021 11:05 am The first 10 frontline workers have received AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccinations at the Nadi International Airport. This marks the beginning of the vaccination program for Fiji. The 10 had to be registered before getting the jabs. Article continues after advertisement Dr Mara Vukivukiseru who is the team leader of the COVID-19 team at the Lautoka Hospital is the first Fijian to be vaccinated. Minister for Health, Dr Ifiremi Waqainabete, stresses the COVID-19 vaccination program is important and this marks a huge step for the country. 12,000 doses of the drugs arrived on Saturday under the COVAX Facility.