Stories from Fiji

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck the Fiji Islands at 08:00:17 UTC. The earthquake's epicenter was located at 178.07°W 17.91°S with a depth of 596 km. The tremor's depth and potential impact were not immediately specified. The tremor occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers. The earthquake was centered near Suva. The seismic event occurred in the region.

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Fiji is experiencing impacts from the climate crisis, despite contributing only 0.004% of global emissions.

A magnitude 4.6 earthquake occurred 232 km east of Levuka, Fiji. The tremor had a depth of 617.751 km. Another earthquake of magnitude 3.57 was recorded near Cloverdale, California. The tremor occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers.

Fiji is being significantly impacted by the climate crisis, despite contributing only 0.004% of global emissions. Local leadership in Kayong Utara is conducting climate change mitigation training for villages.

Fiji is experiencing severe impacts from the climate crisis, despite contributing a minimal amount to global emissions. Local initiatives are underway to train leaders in climate change mitigation and strengthen village capacity.

An Indian-origin Delta pilot, Dave Fiji, was killed in a helicopter crash in the US.

A magnitude 4.8 earthquake occurred near the Fiji Islands. The epicenter was located at 177.80°W 19.69°S at a depth of 563 km. The event occurred at 21:41:56 UTC on May 31, 2026. This follows a magnitude 5 earthquake reported in the same region recently.

Fiji is experiencing impacts from the climate crisis, despite contributing only 0.004% of global emissions. Seychellois citizens are reporting that climate change is making life worse and are calling on their government and richer nations to act.

A magnitude 5 earthquake was recorded south of the Fiji Islands at a depth of 486 km. Another magnitude 5 earthquake occurred 72 km northwest of Port-Vila, Vanuatu, at a depth of 35 km.