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Businesses can operate today – NDMO

By Semi Turaga

Sunday 31/01/2021

Namoli Avenue, Lautoka. [image: File]

The National Disaster Management Office says essential services including businesses and public transport companies are encouraged to operate normal business hours today.

They are being urged to ensure the safety of staff and customers during their operations.

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