Moore urges people to take caution when around the old Rewa Bridge

By Dhanjay Deo

Tuesday 11/06/2019

Fiji Roads Authority’s CEO, Jonathan Moore is urging people to exercise caution while walking around the old Rewa Bridge as there is a potential risk of debris falling from the Bridge.

Fiji Roads Authority’s CEO, Jonathan Moore

The FRA has put a notice on the Old Rewa Bridge at Syria Park that states that if people pass underneath the bridge, it will be at their own risk.

FRA does not have a plan to demolish the old Rewa Bridge in the near future.

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