Bula, welcome to the official page of National Fire Authority.
20/06/2026
The National Fire Authority urges all members of the public to dial 910 in case of any emergency.
Your safety is our top priority, and we are here to respond and support you when you need it most.
18/06/2026
As we welcome the weekend, our firefighters remain committed to protecting lives, property, and communities across Fiji.
While many enjoy their well-deserved break, our crews continue to stand ready to respond whenever duty calls.
Wishing everyone a safe, enjoyable, and fire-free weekend. Remember to stay vigilant, practice fire safety at home, and look out for one another.
From all of us at Suva Fire Station, stay safe and enjoy your weekend!
In case of any emergency dial 910.
17/06/2026
🎙️ Tune in to Viti FM’s “Vakariba Malamala” today! 🎙️
Join NFA CEO Mr. Puamau Sowane live on Viti FM as he discusses the importance of the Emergency Toll-Free Line 910, fire safety, emergency response, and how the National Fire Authority continues to serve communities across Fiji.
🗓 Today, Thursday 18th June 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
📻 Listen live on Viti FM – On-Air and Online
As part of their daily training routine, firefighters from Red Watch at Suva Fire Station recently conducted a High Angle Rescue Drill to strengthen their rescue capabilities and maintain operational readiness.
High angle rescue refers to rescue operations carried out in situations where ropes and specialized equipment are required to safely access, secure, and recover victims from elevated or difficult to reach locations. These incidents may include rescues from buildings, cliffs, towers, or other challenging environments where there is a significant risk of falling.
Regular drills such as these are essential in ensuring firefighters remain proficient in rope rescue techniques, equipment handling, communication, and teamwork. Training exercises also provide an opportunity to identify and correct mistakes, improve rescue procedures, and build confidence in responding to real life emergencies.
Through continuous training and practical exercises, the National Fire Authority remains committed to enhancing the skills, safety, and preparedness of its firefighters, ensuring they are ready to respond effectively whenever duty calls.
16/06/2026
RAIN SYSTEM MOVES AWAY AS COOLER WINDS SET IN ACROSS FIJI
The rain bands that brought rainfall across Fiji on Monday have now moved away from the group. As indicated in the satellite image below, the main area of cloud and rain has shifted eastwards.
With the main rain-producing clouds moving away, generally fine conditions are expected to prevail across Fiji, with only brief isolated showers passing through from time to time.
These passing showers are associated with the Low Pressure System marked by “X” on the satellite image. This same system was also responsible for the increase in winds experienced over parts of the Western Division last night. For those wondering if another system was approaching — WORRY NAHI, this system is also moving away.
Looking ahead, southerly winds will gradually become more dominant, bringing cooler air across the country. Cabe mai na cagi mai na ceva, lutu tale mai na batabata.
As we continue through our normal cooler season, communities are encouraged to stay warm and take care, especially during the cooler mornings and nights.
🌤️ Continue to follow Fiji Meteorological Service for the latest weather information.
16/06/2026
The National Fire Authority Tavua Fire Station staff joined hands with generous members of the community to assist fire victims in Lausa following the recent fire incident.
A heartfelt thank you to Dr Nil, Urman Hardware, Krishna General Works, Pandit Rajesh Sharma, and Nands Seafood for their kind contributions towards this humanitarian effort.
Groceries, clothing, and cash donations were presented to support the affected families as they begin rebuilding their lives after the devastating incident.
At NFA, our commitment extends beyond emergency response, we stand with our communities during their most difficult moments.
Acts of kindness and unity such as these remind us that together, we can bring hope to those in need.
Vinaka vakalevu to everyone who contributed and showed compassion to the affected families.
16/06/2026
| A family has been left without a home after a major structural fire extensively damaged their four-bedroom house at Delaitokatoka, Valelevu last Saturday.
Find the article 🔗 in link: https://fijionenews.com.fj/family-escapes-injury-after-fire-extensively-damages-valelevu-home/
16/06/2026
🚨PUBLIC ADVISORY 📍
🚨Heavy Rain Warning in force for parts of Fiji
🚨Remain vigilant & take necessary precautions
🚫 STAY AWAY & REFRAIN from attempting to cross flooded rivers, crossings, walkways, etc
🚨Exercise caution & prioritise safety
✅ Read more ⬇️
15/06/2026
𝗪𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 | The weather system is expected to affect Fiji until later today.
According to the latest special weather bulletin issued at 4.30am, most parts of the country can expect occasional to periods of rain, which may be heavy at times, along with isolated thunderstorms.