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Fred Wesley Image: THE FIJI TIMES Bula As the numbers continue to go up in terms of new cases, we must stay focused. Here are some stories that made the headlines in The Fiji Times’ edition for Saturday, May 8. The big one on Page 1 is obviously going to be on COVID-19. PAGE 1 Nurses on lockdown NURSES who are locked down inside the Lautoka Hospital are having sleepless nights, worried about the welfare of family members at home. Many did not have time to pass on bank cards to family members when the lockdown was enforced. Health Ministry permanent secretary Dr James Fong said there were s...

OPERATIONS OF MUNICIPAL MARKETS IN THE CONTAINMENT AREAS 28/04/2021 The Ministry of Local Government, in line with the recent Fijian Government directive on movements, wishes to advise that the Ministry, together with the Municipal Councils, is working to ensure market produce is made available within the Containment Areas.   Effective today, residents living in Suva Zone are advised that the Suva Market, Flagstaff Mini Market, Raiwaqa Mini Market, Nabua Mini Market, Kaukimoce Mini Market and Laqere market will be operating as normal. In addition, the Lami Market and Delainavesi Mini Market ...

Two new cases of Covid-19 infections have been reported in Fiji. This brings the total number of known Covid cases in Fiji to 111, since its first case was detected on 19 March 2020. Forty-four of these cases are currently active and isolated. Ministry of Health permanent secretary Dr James Fong said one of the two patients - a 53-year-old caretaker of the Ra Provincial Office - was of concern. "The man's case will require additional investigation into his contacts to determine if he was definitively linked to other active cases," Dr Fong said. He had showed symptoms such as body aches when h...