World Toilet Day: Recognizing the value of toilets in Fiji
Last Updated on 3 years by Publishing Team
Last Updated on 3 years by Publishing Team
First diabetes foot care symposium held in Fiji The President of Fiji H.E Major general Jioji Konousi Konrote with Assistant Health Minister Ms Veena Bhatnagar and the senior staff and nurses of the Ministry of Health at the foot care symposium The President of Fiji HE Major General (ret’d) Jioji Konrote (reti’d) opened the first…
Transmission Update: Since the last update, we have recorded a total of 15 new cases; of which 5 new cases were recorded on 18/11/2021, and 10 new cases in the last 24 hours ending at 8 am this morning. This epidemic curve depicts the daily positive cases since the 2nd wave of this outbreak that…
Health Ministry launches Wellness Program amongst staff The Ministry of Health & Medical Services remains committed to “walking the talk” and has launched its Wellness Program amongst health staff based at Dinem and Namosi house in Toorak. As a strategic approach to combat non-communicable diseases nationally and right down at the grassroots level, the Health…
HEALTH WALK TO PROMOTE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Written By: Evlyn Mani 19/03/2014 In the effort to reduce the high incidence of Non-Communicable Diseases in Fiji, the Health Ministry in partnership with Westpac Bank is promoting “Move for Health Walk” which is an annual event. Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma said globally 6 per cent of deaths…
MEDIA RELEASE 8: 2019 NOVEL CORONAVIRUS There are no confirmed cases of Novel Coronavirus in Fiji The Fijian Ministry of Health and Medical Services advises that the results of the two Fijian nationals who were isolated in Nadi Hospital have returned negative and they will soon be on their way home. Last night (6…
Media Release COVID-19 Update Thursday May 27th 2021 Evening Update There are 6 new positive cases to report since the afternoon update and as of 6pm today. 4 cases are primary contacts within the Muanikoso cluster, and 2 are from the Vunivivi cluster. 4 patients have recovered, which means there are now 151 active cases…