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As you prepare your households this cyclone season, ensure that you have an emergency kit. An emergency kit can make all the difference when disaster hits. Having essential supplies like water, food, a battery-powered radio, torch, first aid items, and important documents ready ensures you and your family can stay safe and prepared in the first critical hours after an emergency. ✅ Check your kit regularly. ✅ Keep it in an easy-to-reach place. ✅ Make sure every family member knows where it is. VC

The cyclone season is back - Be aware of flooding! Here are five life-saving actions everyone in Fiji should know: 1. Move fast. If floodwaters start rising — don’t wait. Head to higher ground or your nearest evacuation centre. 2. Advise your children not to play in drains, culverts or flood-waters - What looks like fun can turn deadly in seconds. 3. Never walk or drive through moving water. Just a few inches can sweep you off your feet — or carry your car away. 4. Don’t go barefoot. Floodwaters

Minister Sakiasi Ditoka is urging families to stay vigilant this cyclone season, warning the public to avoid flooded rivers, fast-moving currents and to keep children well away from flooded waterways as heavy rain continues to affect parts of the country. #FijiSun #FijiNews #TeamFiji #Fiji | Fiji Sun