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Bus services will be provided tomorrow and companies will decide if it is safe to operate

Bus services will be provided tomorrow and companies will decide if it is safe to operate
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Nisar ali shahVasiti sokoFiji bus operators associationநிசார் அலி ஷாஃபிஜி பேருந்து ஆபரேட்டர்கள் சங்கம்

NDMO yet to make a further decision on people reporting to work as Bina approaches us and flood waters rise in some areas

NDMO yet to make a further decision on people reporting to work as Bina approaches us and flood waters rise in some areas NDMO yet to make a further decision on people reporting to work as Bina approaches us and flood waters rise in some areas [Image: NDMO/ Facebook] The National Disaster Management Office is yet to confirm whether people should return to work today as flood waters are still rising in some areas and TC Bina heads towards Fiji however we have received reports that only a handful of workers are turning to work in some places. All students, teachers and staff are to stay at home as schools will remain closed until further notice.

Nisar ali shahNational disaster management officeFiji bus operators associationEducation rosy akbarநிசார் அலி ஷாதேசிய பேரழிவு மேலாண்மை அலுவலகம்ஃபிஜி பேருந்து ஆபரேட்டர்கள் சங்கம்

Tropical Cyclone Ana

Tropical Cyclone Ana [image:supplied] A family of six from Soasoa Labasa are counting their lucky stars after they escaped unharmed when a landslide moved their house by almost 10 metres during the heavy rain brought by TC Ana. Kamlesh Kumar says his parents, brother, sister-in-law and 2 nieces managed to move out of the house moments before the incident. Kumar says at around midday Sunday, his family could feel something was about to happen as they could feel their house moving. He adds they didn’t take any risk and moved out immediately. The family is currently living with other relatives as they wait for things to normalise before they start repair works.

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Bus services likely to remain suspended in the West & North

Bus services likely to remain suspended in the West & North

Central divisionFiji bus operators associationNorthern divisionsBuses transportமைய பிரிவுஃபிஜி பேருந்து ஆபரேட்டர்கள் சங்கம்வடக்கு பிளவுகள்பேருந்துகள் போக்குவரத்து

The Fiji Times » FRA called on to improve road conditions urgently; unsafe for road users

Timoci Vula Motorist avoiding one of the many potholes along Princes Road in Tamavua. Picture: ATU RASEA The Fiji Roads Authority (FRA) has been called on to urgently improve road conditions around the country to ensure it is safe for road users. Fiji Bus Operators Association (FBOA) acting general secretary Edwin Chand said both urban and rural roads were significantly affected by potholes and washed-out areas . He said with the recent bouts of rain and cyclone over the past months, roads had deteriorated to such an extent that they now posed a risk to all road users. He added the road authority had an obligation to ensure roads were in a condition that did not endanger drivers and passengers.

Edwin chandFiji bus operators associationFiji roads authorityBus operators associationஎட்வின் மந்திரம்ஃபிஜி பேருந்து ஆபரேட்டர்கள் சங்கம்ஃபிஜி சாலைகள் அதிகாரம்பேருந்து ஆபரேட்டர்கள் சங்கம்