All schools throughout Fiji will remain closed tomorrow according to the Ministry if Education.<\/p>\n
This decision has been made in consultation with NDMO and Fiji Meteorological Services.<\/p>\n
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro advises that all schools remain closed until further notice for the safety of the children and teachers.<\/p>\n
The Ministry of Education will continue to liaise with NDMO to make any further decisions in regards to the opening of schools and keep all students, teachers, parents and guardians updated through press releases.<\/p>\n
All parents and guardians are urged to continue to monitor their children\u2019s whereabouts while they are at home.<\/p>\n
When asked by fijivillage News on some parents raising the question on why schools are closed in non flood affected areas, Radrodro stresses that the closure of schools again tomorrow is done in consultation with NDMO, and it’s done in the best interest of the students’ safety.<\/p>\n
A flash flood warning remains in force for all low lying areas, small streams, and flood prone areas within Rakiraki, Nasivi, Ba River from Sigatoka to Rakiraki.<\/p>\n
A flash flood alert remains in force for flood prone areas, small streams and low lying areas for the rest of the western division, small streams and flood prone areas from Bua to Macuata,the interior of Ra, Naitasiri, Serua, Namosi, greater Suva\/Nausori and Tailevu area.<\/p>\n
An active trough of low pressure remains slow moving over Fiji.<\/p>\n
Associated cloud and rain continues to affect the group.<\/p>\n
A heavy rain warning remains in force for the whole Fiji group.<\/p>\n
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