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Samoa Observer | Ambulance response is timely: FESA - Vimarsana News

Samoa Observer | Ambulance response is timely: FESA

The Samoa Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) has encouraged the public to properly transmit their complaints about unsatisfactory services for concerns about late response from emergency teams.He said this was needed to appropriately address and enhance their ethics.FESA Commissioner, T...

20 residents displaced, 1 pet dead after apartment fire on L Street in Eureka - Vimarsana News

20 residents displaced, 1 pet dead after apartment fire on L Street in Eureka

The fire caused an estimated $500,000 in damages. Humboldt Bay Fire believes the fire started from discarded burnt aroma products.

Samoa Observer | Crash cop yet to be charged - Vimarsana News

Samoa Observer | Crash cop yet to be charged

A police officer who allegedly crashed into a stationary vehicle at Puipaa on Sunday causing injury to an elderly man is yet to be charged.This was confirmed by Deputy Police Commissioner Papalii Monalisa Tiai-Keti to the Samoa Observer when queried about the police officer.The elderly man was th...

Samoa Observer | Sunday crash lands two in hospital - Vimarsana News

Samoa Observer | Sunday crash lands two in hospital

A loud noise from the main road on Sunday afternoon shocked many at Puipaa as a speeding four-door hatchback allegedly driven by a policeman in uniform crashed into the back of a black Toyota Hilux.The police officer and an old man were in the vehicle and were rushed to the hospital in an ambulan...

Samoa Observer | Electrical fires spark concern - Vimarsana News

Samoa Observer | Electrical fires spark concern

A recent investigation from the Samoa Fire and Emergency Services Authority (S.F.E.S.A.) on fire incidents shows that most result from electrical faults and this has led the Electric Power Corporation (E.P.C.) to meet with private electricians on this matter.In an interview with the Samoa Observe...