Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Ro Jone Kalouniwai, has reassured the public that all weapons and ammunition remain secure following recent attempted breaches at military facilities.
The RFMF confirmed that unknown individuals tried to gain unauthorised access to certain establishments within the past two weeks, but the attempts were unsuccessful.
“Due to the robust security systems in place, these attempts were unsuccessful,” Commander Kalouniwai said.
He said a thorough inspection and stock-take had been carried out.
“The RFMF can categorically confirm that no weapons, ammunition, or related equipment are missing,” he said.
The Fiji Police Force is leading investigations into the incidents, with full cooperation from the military.
Commander Kalouniwai stressed that the force is treating the matter seriously and is reviewing its systems.
“The RFMF views this matter with the utmost seriousness and will not take these attempts lightly. A comprehensive review of existing security measures is being undertaken to further strengthen safeguards across all installations,” he said.
He also reassured the public that there is no danger arising from the incidents.
“There is no threat to public safety arising from this incident,” he said, adding that the RFMF remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of security and vigilance.
