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Fiji: situation at the RFMF, Coup Tensions

Friday, 13 January 2006, 3:44 pm
Press Release: Fiji Government

Statement by the Minister for Home Affairs & Immigration

The Government is aware of a situation at the RFMF today.

The Minister for Home Affairs & Immigration has met with the Acting President today and this will be followed with another meeting tomorrow.

A statement will be issued later.

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