ANISH CHAND 7 June, 2021, 1:15 pm Members of the Fiji Police Force at various checkpoints at the borders of Nadi and Lautoka. Picture: FIJI POLICE FORCE A Suva taxidriver used a government-issued COVID-19 curfew pass to transport alcohol and drugs that tested negative when sent for analysis after his arrest, the Fiji Police Force confirmed. The driver was intercepted last Monday night and had a curfew pass to pick up staff members from a company classed as an essential business. Alcohol and drugs were found in his car at a checkpoint. Police spokeswoman Savaira Gonedua confirmed the incident. “The driver has been charged only for failure to comply with the orders,” she said. “The alleged drugs tested negative.”