According to the Department of Health’s recently released Annual Report from 1st July, 2022 to 30th June, 2023, the total number for Medical Evacuation (Medivac) for this period was 8
The biggest highlight was their performance at Polyfest that took place last Saturday. It was a beautiful performance watched by thousands who gathered at the Niue Stage. Each child introduced themselves, where they come from and who their parents were.
The Report states, the department started with 12 nurses in the beginning of this fiscal year but dropped to 6 by January, 2023. The nurses work 7 days a week to cover the hospital’s 3 shifts.
For this morning - S8 seal between Swanson to Tapeu and in the afternoon - S12 seal between Tamakautoga and Swanson.
Repair works will be carried out to the road at Kaiika restaurant area, retaining wall side. Half of the road will be closed. Cones and Traffic control will be in place.
The Gym has also upgraded its floors with rubber tiles and he is encouraging everyone including tourists to make use of the Gym as it is free of charge.
Yesterday was the final day for training. A short awarding ceremony recognising the completion of the training was held for the Niue police officers presented by NZ High Commissioner to Niue Mark Gibb.
A blast is scheduled to take place at the Government Quarry at Tafalalo tomorrow Thursday 21st March at 12PM to produce rock for the Government of Niue projects. In a government quarry notice issued last night, roads leading to the quarry will be closed to all traffic and pedestrians 30 minutes before the scheduled blast time.
They were blessed to have Maori Television film their rehearsal and a few of their students were interviewed along with their tutor O'Love Hekesi and their Principal. The students are looking forward to their next adventure.
The session will provide sectors managers with a brief summary of a recent rainfall patterns, particularly drought and the rainfall outlook for the next few months.