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Damaged Fencing

Ronnie Chang, Nadi

During my early morning brisk walk, I could not help noticing again, how irresponsi­ble some of our citizens, sportsmen, sportswome­n, youths and spectators have become.

The fencing facing the Queens Rd, closest to bus shelter, continues to be badly damaged, trampled over, again and again.

This is definitely a very poor indication of how irresponsi­ble and uncaring some of our citizens have become.

Will some generous sponsor please step forward to repair this fence?

It is a sad sight.

Fanfare

Jan Nissar, Australia

A person from the North obtained the donor list for FijiFirst party with great fanfare, in less than 24 hours I understand.

The leader of NFP created great fanfare about the financial statements of Fiji Airways, which I hope he has now obtained - it did appear to have been a challenge for the NFP to obtain these.

So, what now? We all are waiting with great anticipati­on on what they have to report. It will be a great disappoint­ment for us all if nothing eventuates and this whole saga is a big fizzer.

If that was the case, can we safely assume that we have some noticeably dramatic personalit­ies in Fiji.

Levuka Market Ecelini Naivadra, Suva

The women market vendors of Ovalau have chosen a market site - the centrally located foreshore area opposite the central line of shops in Levuka town.

Their message is that the site of the old market is not suitable for them.

A more centrally located site within easier walking distance of the shops, banks and post office would be a better choice for the women market vendors of Ovalau.

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