25 February, 2021, 7:45 pm According to the SPBD Fiji board director Lorraine Seeto, the SPBD Fiji Yasa Response Strategy would focus on grace period and the rehab fi nancing for those affected in the Northern Division. Picture: SUPPLIED MORE than 50 per cent of the South Pacific Business Development members in the Northern Division had reported damage to their houses with 78 per cent suffering a loss in their main livelihood. This was according to the SPBD Fiji board director Lorraine Seeto during the launch of the SPBD Tropical Cyclone Yasa Rehab Programme on Friday last week. She said SPBD had processed 112 loans totalling $401,050 for 20 centres in the Northern Division.