Pipe bursts in Rakiraki due to flooding

By Swastika Singh

11/02/2016

A bridge in Rakiraki town is almost under water due to the heavy downpour.

People living in Rakiraki and Tavua are facing water disruptions after pipe bursts due to flooding.

According to the Water Authority of Fiji, most parts of Rakiraki and Tavua are affected due to two main bursts.

They will send their engineers to the site after the flood waters go down.

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