Fijileaks: Since those arrested for violating Covid restrictions have been named and their photos published in mainstream media, we will soon EXPOSE the Businessman. He even reportedly took a selfie with Khaiyum before they went to different quarantine hotels. Indian Covid Variant running riot in Fiji is pure '24 Carat Gold' COVID. It's not FAKE
Fijileaks: INDIA'S MODI AND FIJI'S 'BOCI' MUST BE HELD TO ACCOUNT
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 DEADLY INDIAN COVID hanging Fiji by ONE LEG as it drives through the community. Again, Bainimarama must he held accountable for COVID. In February 2021, Bainimarama signed a loan agreement with the Japanese Government for emergency loan of $200 million to fight COVID. Where has $200million, along with Finance Minister Khaiyum, disappeared to? FFP, neither through legislation nor via example, implemented the World Health Organization guidelines and protocols to fight COVID-19 |  Brothers Narendra and Ramesh had been trying to get their mother, in her 50s and named locally as G Chenchu, admitted to hospital in southern Andhra Pradesh state when she collapsed and died. With no ambulances available to take her for burial, the pair were forced to pin her dead body between their own and ride for nine miles to the nearest cremation ground so she could be given her last rites * One Indo-Fijian Gujarati FFP donor even threw a $50,000 - 50th birthday party for his wife - at GPH while thousands have been scrapping for next meal. To rub salt to the Fijian hungry, he even uploaded party bash on YouTube |
Three women who were in Suva for reasons other than those specified by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services for COVID restrictions have been ordered to pay $300 each.
The women failed to practise social distancing at the Post Office arcade in Suva.
Mere Lekutu, 33, Marica Kautani, 31, and Sonia Begum, 45, pleaded guilty to a charge of not following lawful orders.
The Magistrates Court heard that on Tuesday, April 27, at around 9am, Police officers who were on duty saw the women sitting together near the arcade.
The officers told the women that they needed to follow social distancing protocols and there was a restriction on movement.
The women told the officers that they were in the city to look for money.
The court heard that the officers returned to the vicinity at 9.30am and 10.13am and found the three women still there. The three were then arrested and taken into Police custody.
However, first accused Mere Lekutu told Magistrate Jeremaia Savou that Police saw them once and they were then taken in.
Magistrate Savou said he noted what Lekutu had said.
He asked the three accused if there was any supermarket, pharmacy or doctor around where they were and if they had reasons to be in the city.
The women said they were single mothers with dependent children.
They have until July 7 to pay the $300 fine or face one month in jail.
The women failed to practise social distancing at the Post Office arcade in Suva.
Mere Lekutu, 33, Marica Kautani, 31, and Sonia Begum, 45, pleaded guilty to a charge of not following lawful orders.
The Magistrates Court heard that on Tuesday, April 27, at around 9am, Police officers who were on duty saw the women sitting together near the arcade.
The officers told the women that they needed to follow social distancing protocols and there was a restriction on movement.
The women told the officers that they were in the city to look for money.
The court heard that the officers returned to the vicinity at 9.30am and 10.13am and found the three women still there. The three were then arrested and taken into Police custody.
However, first accused Mere Lekutu told Magistrate Jeremaia Savou that Police saw them once and they were then taken in.
Magistrate Savou said he noted what Lekutu had said.
He asked the three accused if there was any supermarket, pharmacy or doctor around where they were and if they had reasons to be in the city.
The women said they were single mothers with dependent children.
They have until July 7 to pay the $300 fine or face one month in jail.
Three men who were out drinking yesterday and breached the Public Health Act will have to pay a fine of $250 each or serve 25-days in prison.
Pauliasi Davetawalu, Joji Vuli, and Gauna Halofaki appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court today where they pleaded guilty for failing to comply with the Public Health Protection Notice issued by the Permanent Secretary of Health.
They were found drinking near the Narain Jetty at Walu Bay, Suva around 10pm last night. They have been ordered to pay the fine within a month or serve their sentence in prison. The Public Health Protection notice was gazette to allow for strong action against those who breach the safety laws in place to fight COVID-19.
A 40-year-old boat captain of Cunningham, a 38-year-old Chief Engineer of Nadera, and a 30-year-old Engineer of Nakelo were all arrested after being found intoxicated and making noise at Walu Bay in Suva.
Pauliasi Davetawalu, Joji Vuli, and Gauna Halofaki appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court today where they pleaded guilty for failing to comply with the Public Health Protection Notice issued by the Permanent Secretary of Health.
They were found drinking near the Narain Jetty at Walu Bay, Suva around 10pm last night. They have been ordered to pay the fine within a month or serve their sentence in prison. The Public Health Protection notice was gazette to allow for strong action against those who breach the safety laws in place to fight COVID-19.
A 40-year-old boat captain of Cunningham, a 38-year-old Chief Engineer of Nadera, and a 30-year-old Engineer of Nakelo were all arrested after being found intoxicated and making noise at Walu Bay in Suva.
22 people from Nakalawaca village in Tailevu have been charged with failing to comply with the COVID-19 restrictions in place after they were caught while carrying a body and entering into the greater Logani lockdown area by sea on Tuesday.
Police say the 11 men and 11 women from Namara were in three boats.
They have appeared in the Nausori Magistrates Court. All have been charged with one count each of failing to comply with orders under the Public Health Act and will reappear on the 14th of next month.
Police say the 11 men and 11 women from Namara were in three boats.
They have appeared in the Nausori Magistrates Court. All have been charged with one count each of failing to comply with orders under the Public Health Act and will reappear on the 14th of next month.
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