About 100 hundred homes in Korovou village in Tavua have been damaged.
There have been no deaths in the community, but the peoople have pleaded for help.
The affected people are now trying to rebuild their lives.
“My kids went to their aunt’s house and I was alone in the house during the cyclone, the roof got blown off I was still inside the house the second roof went off then I went outside and I ran to my sisters house. For the time being we’re still at my sisters house,” — Maikeli Vueti, resident Korovou Village, Tavua
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