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⚠️ PUBLIC APPEAL: CONSERVE WATER NOW 💧
In line with the Minister for Fiji Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services, and Transport, Hon. Ro Filipe Tuisawau's call for careful water use, the Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) is asking households, businesses, schools, and communities to prioritise essential water use and reduce unnecessary consumption.
For now, please:
❌ Put away the hose for washing cars and driveways
❌ Reduce unnecessary garden and lawn watering
❌ Avoid filling or topping up swimming pools
✅ Use water for essential needs
✅ Fix and report leaks
✅ Use buckets instead of hoses.
Fiji’s current El Niño event is likely to reach strong to very strong intensity and persist through the remainder of 2026 and into early 2027.
💧 Every litre conserved today strengthens our collective resilience.
SAVE WATER. USE ONLY WHAT YOU NEED.
Fiji NDMO
#WAF #SaveWater #TeamFiji #WaterForFiji #ElNino #Fiji
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Ministry of Mineral Resources dug few Bowholes in Meigunyah, Nadi say around 30 to 35 years ago. 2 of the Bowholes are full of water and definitely can be utilized during this dry season. WATER is clean . Ministry in charge can look into this matter very seriously and quickly
What is your response time to fix the broken pipe.? For past 4 days water has been running due to broken pipe and many compound got filled with water in nausori area. Who is responsible to save the water there????
Hello, thank you for contacting DIFFUL Solar Pump. I am DIFFUL Sales Representative in Lae, Morobe Province. ABOUT DIFFUL FACTORY: DIFFUL Pump Industry, since 1989. Head office Wenling, Zhejiang, China. Branch Ningbo. 8000m2 factory, 8000m2 warehouse, 7 assembling lines, 20-acre testing field. Annual 200,000 pcs. CE, ISO9001. WE HAVE ONLY 2 MODELS FOR PNG: 1. 20M MODEL - 3SP 2.5-30-24-250 - For 20-30m borehole - Flow 2.5 m³/h - Power 250W - Need 1 x 300W solar panel - Includes: Pump + Controller + Cable - Price + shipping: Waiting for DIFFUL factory quotation (pump is here but they don't give price plus shipping yet). If hurry, FedEx + panel from Brian Bell Lae. 2. 60M MODEL - 4SP 2-60-48-500 - K5,500 - For up to 60m borehole - Flow 2 m³/h - Power 500W - Need 2 x 350W solar panel - Includes: Pump + Controller + Cable - High Speed 6000 RPM, sand-resistant - Price: K5,500 Factory Direct from Wenling (includes customs & tax). Cheaper than Leon K8,000-K10,000. - Solar panel: You can buy from Brian Bell Lae, or we ship together. SHIPPING: Direct from factory warehouse Wenling, China. Sea or FedEx air to Lae. Tell me: Your borehole is 20m or 60m? Pump only or with solar panel? Thank you, DIFFUL Lae Representative Felix - On behalf of DIFFUL Factory
We are fed fed up of teporting a burst main here in veisari to your meter readers and those guys from miya doing surveys without any one coming to fix the burst main what a waste of water
FIJI'S WATER SOURCES UNDER INCREASING PRESSURE AS EL NIÑO CONDITIONS INTENSIFY
Fiji's water supply is coming under increasing pressure as prolonged dry conditions push 19 of the country's 44 operational water sources to critical levels, affecting approximately 24,600 people nationwide.
Minister for Fiji Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services, and Transport, Hon. Ro Filipe Tuisawau, informed Parliament today (3 November 2026) that the Western and Northern Regions have reached Crisis Response levels, while the Central Eastern Region is under Early Action measures. The Western Region remains the hardest hit, with 18,798 people affected, followed by 3,510 in the North and 2,276 in the Central Eastern Region.
Of particular concern is Vaturu Dam, which supplies water to Nadi and approximately 70 per cent of Lautoka, serving around 223,000 people. The Minister warned that the dam could fall below its critical level around 8–9 November if current conditions persist. Fiji Meteorological Service forecasts indicate a very high chance of very dry conditions through December, with El Niño likely to remain strong into early 2027.
Minister Tuisawau urged households, businesses and communities to conserve water by limiting non-essential use, fixing leaking taps and avoiding activities such as washing cars and watering gardens. Government, through the Water Authority of Fiji and relevant agencies, continues to monitor water sources and coordinate measures to protect essential supplies.
#WATCH the full Ministerial Statement by Hon. Tuisawau in the video below.
Source: Fiji Government & Parliament of the Republic of Fiji
#FijiNews #GovernmentNews #ElNinoResponse #WAF #AWellInformedFiji #WaterForFiji
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James 5:17-18 [17]Elijah was a human being, even as we are. He prayed earnestly that it would not rain, and it did not rain on the land for three and a half years. [18]Again he prayed, and the heavens gave rain, and the earth produced its crops.
MASU ena VAKABAUTA
FIJI'S WATER SOURCES UNDER INCREASING PRESSURE AS EL NIÑO CONDITIONS INTENSIFY
Fiji's water supply is coming under increasing pressure as prolonged dry conditions push 19 of the country's 44 operational water sources to critical levels, affecting approximately 24,600 people nationwide.
Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport, Hon. Ro Filipe Tuisawau, informed Parliament today (3 November 2026) that the Western and Northern Regions have reached Crisis Response levels, while the Central Eastern Region is under Early Action measures. The Western Region remains the hardest hit, with 18,798 people affected, followed by 3,510 in the North and 2,276 in the Central Eastern Region.
Of particular concern is Vaturu Dam, which supplies water to Nadi and approximately 70 per cent of Lautoka, serving around 223,000 people. The Minister warned that the dam could fall below its critical level around 8–9 November if current conditions persist. Fiji Meteorological Service forecasts indicate a very high chance of very dry conditions through December, with El Niño likely to remain strong into early 2027.
Minister Tuisawau urged households, businesses and communities to conserve water by limiting non-essential use, fixing leaking taps and avoiding activities such as washing cars and watering gardens. Government, through the Water Authority of Fiji and relevant agencies, continues to monitor water sources and coordinate measures to protect essential supplies.
#FijiNews #GovernmentNews #ElNinoResponse #AWellInformedFiji
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Fiji's water supply is under increasing pressure as El Niño conditions intensify, with 19 of the country's 44 water sources now at critical levels and approximately 24,600 people affected nationwide.
Government urges all Fijians to conserve water as authorities continue monitoring the situation and coordinating response efforts.
#FijiNews #ElNinoResponse #GovernmentNews #AWellInformedFiji
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