QUICK VIEWS
Problem-solving
THE SODELPA leader appears regularly in this column. Perhaps, some day he would share with the nation as to how his party intends to solve the country’s immediate and long-term problems when it has not been able to solve it’s own problems for quite a long while. MOHAMMED IMRAZ JANIF Natabua, Lautoka
Coming or going
I FOLLOW the reports from the Ministry of Health. Now we read (FT 14/1) a report from Dr Fong that Omicron had been in Fiji all this time. Reports changing and I said to myself, are we coming or going.
ALLEN LOCKINGTON
Kava Place, Lautoka
Flood relief
WILL FNPF provide any form of financial assistance to its members who were critically affected by the recent floods? NISHANT SINGH Latutoka
School opening
WE are still confused about the opening of schools because of unfortunate incidents such as natural disasters and the third wave, leading to further delays. Compromising on such issues with responsibilities, patience and care for safety of students and teachers remains paramount. Education priority is always an asset for the development of any nation. God bless us all.
TAHIR ALI
Hamilton, New Zealand
One less variant
CONGRATULATIONS to all those who have had Omicron (sorry you won’t even know which variant you had contracted) and are recovering or have already recovered. You have one less variant to worry about. KIRAN KHATRI Samabula, Suva
Power supply
UNDERSTANDABLE the complaints raised against EFL by consumers. There is no cyclone but power blackouts/brownouts, is at its worse. Imagine when a cyclone does strike. DAN URAI
Lautoka
Weather update
WHAT’S next after cyclone Cody. The only word is “hope” that we don’t get destroyed by another tropical cyclone. JAHEED BUKSH Korolevu, Sigatoka
PM missing
“WHERE is the PM” (FT 14/1) in the country’s hour of need for leadership and action, the NFP president wants to know as do many others, including human rights activist Shamima Ali.
I recall a picture published of the PM on horseback going to meet the people in his early days in power. I suppose now that he has entrenched himself in power for more than 15 years, there is no longer the need to project himself as the man of the people.
RAJEND NAIDU
Sydney, Australia