Statement from the Permanent Secretary for Health
Last Updated on 3 years by Publishing Team
Last Updated on 3 years by Publishing Team
COVID-19 Update Friday, May 21, 2021 Case and Transmission Update We have five new cases to report as of 12pm today. These cases are members of one household in Muanikoso, Nasinu. One of these cases is an employee of Extra Supermarket. So all five of these cases have been under home quarantine following the discovery…
Statement by Permanent Secretary for Health and Medical Services, Dr James Fong. Bula Vinaka. We’ve screened an additional 25,064 Fijians through our mobile screening teams and at screening clinics since yesterday. And after another 1026 tests, we have confirmed two new cases of COVID-19. They are the 5-year-old and the 15-year-old daughters of the mother…
Thursday 27th May 2021 Afternoon Update Transmission Update We have recorded 22 new cases since the last update yesterday evening. Details of the new cases: ● 1 is a resident of Kinoya with no links to other cases at this early stage of investigation ● 2 were at the George Mate Medical Centre at Queen…
Press Statement COVID-19 Daily Update Thursday 3rd June, 2021 Transmission Update We are reporting 28 new cases as of 6pm today. 23 of the new cases are linked to the existing clusters that follow: Nawaka Nadi cluster- 2 CWMH cluster – 1 FICAC cluster -4 Navy cluster- 16 3 are close contacts of a case…
Statement by Permanent Secretary for Health and Medical Services Dr James Fong. Bula Vinaka. I’ll start today with better news –– we’ve added some invaluable new tools to our arsenal that will help us expand, and quicken, our COVID-19 laboratory testing. As of 9:00 this morning, we have received four new GeneXpert machines, which together…
Statement by Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Dr James Fong. Bula Vinaka. Earlier today we announced that we will not be implementing a full lockdown of the Suva area this weekend. That advice stands. All existing restrictions –– including the closure of non-essential businesses and the 11pm until 4am curfew…