Police urges public to work within curfew hours for New Year’s Eve celebration

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Police urges public to work within curfew hours for New Year’s Eve celebration

By Navitalai Naivalurua

Tuesday 29/12/2020

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The Fiji Police Force is urging the public to confine to the curfew hours for the New Year’s Eve celebration.

Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan says they respect all religions and urge people to confine within the time limitations given by the government because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

He says Police operations will continue in the town and city areas and they will not think twice when arresting people for breaking the curfews hours.

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