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Dry spell affects Vaturu Dam levels

Fiji Broadcasting Corp ·

Water levels at Vaturu Dam in Nadi are dropping daily as a prolonged dry spell continues across the Western Division. The dam supplies water to communities in Nadi and Lautoka, raising concerns over water security. Vaturu Dam caretaker Osea Ranubu highlighted the steady decline, noting there has…

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