NFA chief executive officer, Puamau Sowane, stressed that many of these incidents could have been prevented through early detection systems.
1 day ago
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Mereleki Nai
Safety must start at home as risks continue to rise.
2 days ago
Maikeli Vesikula
The night before, Mr Chandra had just returned from visiting his wife’s cousin, had dinner and was resting in his bedroom.
6 days ago
Laiseana Nasiga
NFA warns of vessel fire dangers incident as investigations are now underway to determine the cause of the fire.
21 Apr
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About 20 relatives were at the property at the time, with five inside the house. All escaped safely and no injuries were reported.
18 Apr
Katherine Naidu
Mr Sowane expressed grave concern over the incident, noting that electrical faults have been the leading cause of fires over the past three years.
10 Apr
Shratika Naidu
Police said the victim, believed to be in his mid-60s, was allegedly trapped inside the timber and corrugated iron house when the fire broke out around 3am.
09 Apr
Sampras Anand
Firefighters from the National Fire Authority quickly contained a fire at Namoli Industrial Area yesterday, preventing it from spreading to nearby businesses in the busy Lautoka hub.
22 Feb
NFA Acting Chief Executive Officer Joel Israel said the incident was a stark reminder of how quickly electrical fires can escalate while families are asleep.
18 Feb
While no family member was injured, Sen said the emotional toll had been worsened by online speculation.
