More than 20 people are dead and hundreds of homes have been destroyed after Cyclone Winston struck Fiji with recorded wind gusts of up to 201 miles per hour.
A curfew remains in place, schools have been ordered to shut for a week and a 30 day state of emergency has been declared.
At least six people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in a cyclone in Fiji with people being told to stay indoors for a second night.
Winds from Cyclone Winston, which tore through the Pacific Island chain over the weekend, reached 177mph.
A curfew was extended through to early on Monday, with police empowered to make arrests without a warrant to ensure order.
A curfew remains in place, schools have been ordered to shut for a week and a 30 day state of emergency has been declared.
The government has warned people not to be complacent as the most powerful cyclone to hit the island makes landfall