Vodafone Fiji donates $300,000 to help repair schools affected by TC Yasa

Vodafone Fiji donates $300,000 to help repair schools affected by TC Yasa

By Naveel Krishant

05/01/2021

Vodafone Fiji has today donated $300,000 as part of the Tropical Cyclone Yasa School Rebuilding Assistance.

Vodafone Fiji Regional CEO, Pradeep Lal says one key area they want to focus is on helping the students get back to school.

Lal says this donation will help repair a number of schools quickly.

Minister for Education Rosy Akbar says they are working together to ensure that schools open on the 18th of this month for teachers.

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