📍 Joint Event: @FJMETservice & @FijiNDMO
📣Announcement of the 2022-2023 Tropical Cyclone Seasonal Outlook
📣Launch of the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction & National Disaster Media Awareness campaign for the 2022/2023 Cyclone Season
#EarlyWarningEarlyAction
Ministers responsible for disaster risk reduction from across the Pacific region will gather in Nadi this week for the inaugural Pacific Disaster Risk Reduction Ministers Meeting (PDRRMM).
Read more on the link ⬇️
https://t.co/SpH2Ytyf40
📢 LIVE TSUNAMI SIREN TEST‼
The @FijiNDMO will be conducting a live tsunami siren test at 11am TOMORROW‼
➡️Suva-Lami corridor
➡️All 13 sirens will be activated
➡️NO EVACUATION WILL BE REQUIRED❗
Fijian students have returned to school today at the newly reconstructed Lekutu Secondary School on Vanua Levu 📚 🎒
#YourADF worked alongside @Rfmf_Media, @NZDefenceForce and @FANC_officiel to rebuild the school after it was destroyed by Tropical Cyclones Yasa and Ana.
📍KADAVU
Your @FijiNDMO team is in Kadavu this week to conduct trainings on “Working in an Emergency Ops Centre”.
This training intends to educate participants on the various systems & processes in place & how one can efficiently participate in an EOC during disaster operations.
These gentleman from @MRMDFiji represent the hardworking women and men in regional development and spearheading development in our rural and maritime areas. Extremely useful partners in our #Frontline response.
Arms and ammo can't protect against climate impacts. We need seawalls, better infrastructure, and ingenuity. Our world-class Blackrock Camp will ensure our #RFMF engineers are trained and equipped to respond to the climate war at our shores and as peacekeepers around the world.
When disasters strike, the affected communities need our help. But by sending donated goods you may be driving your kindness, time & money to waste.
To learn how best to #DonateResponsibly visit https://t.co/Rox1wqTn1q
@giveresponsible
📢Promoting the sustainable management of our fisheries is the top priority for Fisheries Officers, says Richard Veeran, Head of the Inshore Fisheries Management Division. Read the full interview in today’s Fiji Sun.