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ANISH CHAND The making of a season of Survivor series in Fiji. Picture: FILM FIJI/FT FILE The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) has approved exclusion zones in the Mamanuca Group for filming purposes. Minister for Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport Faiyaz Koya said this week the US Survivor Series will soon begin filming it’s Season 41 in Fiji. The MSAF notice states filming will take place between April 17 to June 10. The exclusion zones where ships won’t be allowed are parts of Monu Riki Island, Tavua Island (Vua,One & Dawa Beach), Monu Island, Nautanivono Island and Mana Island. ....
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400 Fijians expected to be employed by Survivor reality show 400 Fijians expected to be employed by Survivor reality show [Photo Credit: Film Fiji] 400 Fijians are expected to be employed by the American reality show, Survivor which will be produced in Fiji again this year. Employment opportunities will be largely in Yaro Levu Village in Mana Island, Yaro and Solevu Village in Malolo Island, Yanuya Village, and Tavua Village in addition to key skilled positions from the mainland. Minister for Commerce, Trade and Tourism, Faiyaz Koya says Fiji is excited to welcome the production back, in line with the country’s COVID-19 safe protocols, that will put more Fijians back to work. ....