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The National Fire Authority urges all members of the public to dial 910 in case of any emergency. Your safety is our top...
01/11/2026

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.

The Western Divisional Drill Competition was successfully held, with Nadi Fire Station emerging as the overall winner.Th...
31/10/2026

The Western Divisional Drill Competition was successfully held, with Nadi Fire Station emerging as the overall winner.

The competition brought together firefighters from all stations across the Western Division, providing an opportunity for officers to demonstrate their firefighting skills, technical knowledge, teamwork, coordination and operational readiness.

The drills tested the officers' ability to work effectively under pressure while reinforcing the importance of discipline, professionalism and preparedness in responding to emergencies.

Congratulations to Nadi Fire Station on their outstanding achievement, and well done to all participating stations for their commitment and competitive spirit.

Always Ready to protect lives, property and communities.

31/10/2026

As you decorate your homes with colourful Diwali lights, the National Fire Authority reminds everyone to take precautions to prevent electrical fires.

⚡ Avoid overloading power outlets and extension boards.

⚡ Check electrical wires for damage, cracks or exposed wiring.

⚡ Do not use faulty or frayed electrical lights.

⚡ Keep electrical wires away from water and flammable materials.

⚡ Switch off decorative lights and unplug electrical appliances before going to bed or leaving home.

⚡ Avoid connecting too many lights to a single power outlet.

Let's light up our homes safely this Diwali. Don't let faulty wiring turn your celebration into a disaster.

Remember: In any emergency, dial 910.

29/10/2026

DIWALI FIRE SAFETY TIPS – FIRECRACKERS

As Diwali approaches, the National Fire Authority reminds everyone to handle firecrackers responsibly to prevent fires, burns, and injuries.

Stay Safe This Diwali:

✅ Always have responsible adult supervision when using firecrackers.

✅ Light firecrackers in an open area, away from houses, vehicles, and flammable materials.

✅ Never allow children to light firecrackers unsupervised.

✅ Never hold a lit firecracker in your hand or throw it at others.

✅ Never attempt to relight a firecracker that fails to explode.

✅ Keep a bucket of water nearby and dispose of used firecrackers safely.

Let us celebrate Diwali with joy and responsibility. A moment of carelessness can lead to serious injuries or devastating fires.

In any emergency, dial 910.

National Fire Authority — Always Ready to protect lives, property and communities.

28/10/2026

As we approach Diwali, Labasa Fire Station reminds everyone to never leave diyas or candles unattended. Keep them away from curtains, decorations, and other flammable materials to prevent fires.

Celebrate safely and protect your loved ones this Diwali!

Know 910. Remember 910. Call 910 in any emergency.

28/10/2026

According to the NFA, the first house accommodated eight people, including two adults and six children. Only a 16-year-old boy was at home when the fire broke out.

Vinaka vakalevu to the Tebara Festival 2026 Queen Contestants for visiting Nakasi Fire Station. We are pleased to share ...
27/10/2026

Vinaka vakalevu to the Tebara Festival 2026 Queen Contestants for visiting Nakasi Fire Station.

We are pleased to share our knowledge on fire safety and emergency response, empowering our communities to stay safe and prepared.

Together, we can build safer and more resilient communities.

27/10/2026

As we approach Diwali, the National Fire Authority reminds everyone to celebrate safely and responsibly.

According to NFA statistics, fire calls are received every night during Diwali, highlighting the importance of taking extra precautions when celebrating the Festival of Lights.

The National Fire Authority, through Valelevu Fire Station, is raising awareness on the importance of never leaving diyas unattended. Always place diyas on stable, non-flammable surfaces and keep them away from curtains, decorations, and other combustible materials.

Let us work together to keep our families, homes, and communities safe this Diwali.

Celebrate with light, not fire.

In any emergency, dial 910.

The National Fire Authority conducted a Community Fire Wardens Training at Volivoli Village from Monday, 19 October, to ...
26/10/2026

The National Fire Authority conducted a Community Fire Wardens Training at Volivoli Village from Monday, 19 October, to Thursday, 22 October 2026, bringing together 34 participants from three villages: Volivoli, Nasigatoka and Vunavutu.

The four-day training aimed to strengthen community preparedness by equipping participants with essential fire safety knowledge and skills to identify fire hazards, prevent fires, and respond appropriately during fire emergencies.

Through this initiative, the NFA continues to empower communities with the knowledge and confidence to take an active role in protecting lives, properties and their villages from fire-related incidents.

Building safer and more resilient communities through fire safety awareness and preparedness.

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