The Education Ministry needs to make decisions early.
This was highlighted by Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama during a meeting with other government officials at the DISMAC office this morning.
However, Commodore Bainimarama has assured flood victims that everything is under control and the government will provide the manpower to help in the cleaning up of debris in villages and settlements.
Meanwhile, Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and National Disaster Management Colonel Inia Seruiratu has called on various government stakeholders to act now as there is a high possibility that the low depression can turn around and affect the Central and Eastern divisions.
Story by: Aliki Bia
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PM tells Education Ministry to make early decisions
By fijivillage.com
28/02/2014 16:51
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