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More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020

More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020 More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020 Thursday 21/01/2021 Three Major Building applications valued at $28.4 million have been approved by the Department of Town and Country Planning for November while applications approved in October 2020 was $82.6 million. Local Government Minister, Premila Kumar says the three Major outline Building applications approved for November were the proposed town house development at Denarau Road Nadi by Mangrove Jacks Pte Limited worth $22 million, the proposed hotel development at Vuda Point, Lautoka by Yathi Rajan worth $4.5 million and the proposed industrial warehouse at Kalabu Tax Free Zone Nasinu by Lyndhurst Limited worth $1.9 million.

The Fiji Times » OPINION: Super storm leaves trail of destruction

RNZ 24 December, 2020, 10:39 pm Ruined homes at Votua Village in Lekutu in the wake of TC Yasa. Picture: JOSAIA RALAGO The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has lifted restrictions that were placed on ships and vessels since last Wednesday. The restrictions came ahead of Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasa which hit the country last Thursday. The Category 5 storm left four people dead with the northern island of Vanua Levu bearing the full brunt of Yasa. However, restrictive travel would remain for the Lau, Kadavu and Lomaiviti groups. The maritime authority said any travels to these islands must be approved by the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO).

Maritime restrictions eased in Fiji

The Copra Shed Marina in Savusavu. Photo: Supplied/Copra Shed Marina The restrictions came ahead of Cyclone Yasa which hit the country last Thursday. The category five storm left four people dead with the northern island of Vanua Levu bearing the full brunt of Yasa. However, restrictive travel would remain for the Lau, Kadavu and Lomaiviti groups. The maritime authority said any travels to these Islands must be approved by the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO). In a public advisory, MSAF chief executive Simon Gravenall said all other maritime transport involving passengers and cargoes could resume. Savusavu is one of the main ports on Vanua Levu.

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