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Red Cross assesses and distributes aid in Fiji after Cyclone Yasa

Damage in the aftermath of Cyclone Yasa. Photo: Supplied/Save the Children The category five storm brought gales gusting to speeds of 345km/h on the island of Vanua Levu and two people have died - a three-month-old baby and a 45-year-old man - and left thousands more homeless. Nearly $140,000 worth of supplies will be handed out over the next month. Fiji Red Cross operations manager Maciu Nokelvu said six teams of volunteers are in the worst affected areas, helping people in need. Providing them with non-food relief items which include tarpaulins for temporary shelters, dry foods and cooking utensils.

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New Zealand provides support to Fiji following cyclone Yasa

New Zealand provides support to Fiji following cyclone Yasa Adjust font size: WELLINGTON, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) New Zealand is providing an initial package of support to Fiji as it assesses the damage from the severe tropical cyclone Yasa, including the P-3 Orion aerial surveillance flight, Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta said on Friday. Our thoughts are with the people of Fiji who have been affected by this devastating cyclone. We are providing support to the government of Fiji as it identifies and responds to emergency needs, Mahuta said in a statement. The initial support includes sending a RNZAF P-3 Orion to conduct flights to help assess damage, including in remote areas, Mahuta said.

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Cyclone Yasa rips through Fiji, killing at least 2 people and destroying homes

Cyclone Yasa rips through Fiji, killing at least 2 people and destroying homes CNN 12/18/2020 Story by Reuters and Rhea Mogul, CNN © Fiji Roads Authority/Reuters People remove debris due to Cyclone Yasa at Velau Drive in Fiji, December 18, 2020, in this image obtained via social media. Hurricane force winds and torrential rain brought by Cyclone Yasa have destroyed scores of houses and flattened crops in Fiji s northern regions, aid agencies said on Friday. Two casualties have been confirmed, according to the Fiji National Disaster Management Office. That number is expected to rise. Cyclone Yasa, a top category 5 storm, made landfall over Bua province on the northern island of Vanua Levu on Thursday evening, bringing torrential rain, widespread flooding and winds of up to 285 kilometers per hour (177 miles per hour) across the archipelago.

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Two dead and dozens of buildings destroyed after Cyclone Yasa tears through Fiji

Share on Twitter Hurricane force winds and torrential rain have destroyed scores of houses and flattened crops in Fiji s northern regions, aid agencies said on Friday, though early assessments suggest only minimal casualties. Cyclone Yasa, a category five storm, made landfall over Bua province on the northern island of Vanua Levu on Thursday evening, bringing torrential rain, widespread flooding and winds of up to 285 km per hour. Fiji s National Disaster Management Office is reporting that two people have so far died during the cyclone. Save the Children Fiji chief executive Shairana Ali said that, while the capital of Suva dodged the worst of the storm, there are concerns for the remote regions of the country that have limited network connection.

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