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Fijian police on Thursday said they were calling in the military to help maintain security following a close election last week that is now being disputed.
Fijian police on Thursday said they were calling in the military to help maintain security following a close election last week that is now being disputed.
Fijian police on Thursday said they were calling in the military to help maintain security following a close election last week that is now being disputed.
The military move came after Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama’s Fiji First party refused to concede, despite rival Sitiveni Rabuka’s party and two other parties announcing they had formed a majority coalition and would serve as the next government.
Police have not given details of the threats but a previous statement indicated stones had been thrown at homes and businesses.