Last Updated on 8 years by Publishing Team

Medical Bus on the Road

Untitled

Wellness Bus conducting screenings in Dreketi with school kids watching WASH demo

The Ministry of Health & Medical Services, supported by UNICEF and the Australian Government, were sponsors of the FBC Roadshow Northern 26-28th May.

This was the first time the Health Ministry teamed with FBC Roadshow to bring messages and services to the community in an interactive way. With the lasting partnership of Colgate-Palmolive, Handy the Hand Washing Octopus made an appearance and distributed over 800 bars of soap.

Post Cyclone Winston, improper hygiene has posed a threat to public health, being a factor that spreads the flu, typhoid, diarrhea, and other communicable illnesses.

The health focus was to alert people on the importance of hand washing, provide demonstrations, and give supplies to assist. Meanwhile, provide health screenings in remote areas and townships.

The Wellness Bus traveled through Nabouwalu, Dreketi, Savusavu, Seqaqa and Labasa, conducting Wellness screenings for 225 people, with a committed Wellness Team from Labasa. Other Ministry representatives went with the FBC team to 9 communities per day with soap, key messages, and items, leading up to the Bata Ni Tanoa Concert on Saturday 28th May.

Explore More

COVID-19 Update – 01-12-2021

December 1, 2021 0 Comments 0 tags

Transmission Update: In the past 7 days, 19 cases were recorded in the Central division, 5 new cases in the Western division, 1 new case in the Eastern Division, and

Fiji to receive Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines, pregnant women also to be vaccinated

July 9, 2021 0 Comments 0 tags

Press Release Friday 9th July 2021 Fiji to receive Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines, pregnant women also to be vaccinated. In an effort to further boost the ongoing nationwide COVID-19 vaccination campaign,

COVID-19 Update – 12-04-2021

April 12, 2021 0 Comments 0 tags

Media Release COVID-19 Update April 12th 2021   There are 0 new cases of COVID-19 to report in this update.   2 active border quarantine cases remain admitted at the