People concerned about crowds outside Narain Jetty and question what is being done to ensure the virus does not spread further

COVID-19 Health Police

People concerned about crowds outside Narain Jetty and question what is being done to ensure the virus does not spread further

By Vijay Narayan

Monday 28/06/2021

Crowd outside Narain Jetty in Walu Bay this morning.

Serious concerns have been raised by some members of the public regarding the crowd outside Narain Jetty in Walu Bay today.

With 200 to 300 new COVID-19 cases being reported on a daily basis and widespread cases in the Suva Lami and Nausori Containment Zone, concerned people have contacted Legend FM News asking why the people are allowed to gather in numbers.

The people were waiting for freight from vessels coming at Narain Jetty.

We have contacted Police.

They will comment soon.

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