El Niño event is projected to impact Fiji's communities, prompting monitoring and calls for government support.
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Updated Sep 12
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El Niño event is projected to impact Fiji's communities, prompting monitoring and calls for government support.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- El Niño is impacting farming viability in Fiji and Micronesia, prompting US disaster relief plans.Sub-event
- The Water Authority of Fiji operates urban water supply systems as El Niño brings dry season and low rainfall.Sub-event
Below-normal rainfall due to El Niño is stressing Fiji's national water supply.1 source
Fiji monitors El Niño conditions and urges government support for vulnerable communities.1 source
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