Drunkards continue to be arrested for breach of curfew

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Drunkards continue to be arrested for breach of curfew

By Dhanjay Deo

Monday 07/09/2020

Drunkards continue to be arrested for breach of curfew as 26 cases were registered over the past 48 hours.

Acting Police Commissioner, Rusiate Tudravu says all eleven arrests made in Lautoka involved men who were drunk.

The three arrests made in Nadi involved a 32-year-old man who was drunk and two men who were found moving around in the Nadi area.

In the Southern Division, a man and woman who were found drunk in Valelevu.

A 27-year-old man was found drunk in Savusavu.

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