2 Methodist Church executives allowed to travel

By fijivillage.com

18/05/2011

Two executives of the Methodist Church of Fiji have been given the green light to travel out of Suva by Magistrate Sushil Sharma.

Reverend Tomasi Kanailagi will be traveling to India soon for a heart surgery and Reverend Ame Tugawe will now travel to Lakeba for religious purpose.

Both executives with Reverend Tuikilakila Waqairatu and Reverend Manasa Lasaro have been charged with allegedly organizing and participating in a meeting in breach of Public Emergency Regulation.

The case will be re-called on 6th June.

Story by: Tokasa Rainima and Ronal Deo

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