You can still call police for assistance despite the change in curfew hours

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You can still call police for assistance despite the change in curfew hours - Tudravu

By Shanil Singh

Saturday 30/01/2021

Acting Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu. [image: file]

You can still call your nearest Police Station or Divisional Command Centres if you need assistance even though curfew hours have been reverted to 11pm to 4am.

Acting Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says Fijians should not hesitate to call Police if they need urgent assistance at any time of the day despite curfew hours being reverted.

You call the Southern Command Centre on 9905529, Western Command Centre on 9905457, Northern Command Centre on 9905722 and Eastern Command Centre on 9905563.

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