The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) said the suspension took effect from 9am today due to gale-force winds affecting the region.
2 days ago
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The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) confirmed that about 23,000 litres of fuel were transferred from the vessel on Monday as part of ongoing response efforts.
Operators say safety remains the priority as rough seas and heavy rain continue to pose risks.
MSAF said its main focus remains the safety of personnel, protection of the marine environment and ensuring response efforts continue safely.
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