The Savusavu Operations team raided a farming area in Savusavu on Tuesday 26 November 2024 and seized more than 400 plants believed to be marijuana, in what police described as part of a bigger attempt to target known cultivation areas.[1][2] The Tacilevu farming area was named as the site of the raid.[2] Police chief of operations Livai Driu said the owner of the farm was yet to be known as investigations continued.[1]
400 marijuana plants seized at Tacilevu farm near Savusavu
The Savusavu Operations team seized more than 400 plants believed to be marijuana in a raid at the Tacilevu farming area on 26 November 2024. The farm owner was yet to be known and investigations were continuing, with no arrests reported.
🇫🇯 Tacilevu farming area, Savusavu, Vanua Levu · Fiji
- Plants destroyed
- 400
- Cannabis
- Living plants
- Case stage
- Under investigation
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
- Plants destroyed
- 400
- Agency type
- Police
- Cannabis
- Living plants (400 plants)
- Activity
- Cultivation
- Setting
- Farm
- Case stage
- Under investigation
Sources
- GyanHiGyangyanhigyan.comFijian police seize over 400 marijuana plants
- FijiGlobalNewsfijiglobalnews.comMajor Drug Bust: Over 400 Plants Seized in Savusavu Raid
Open questions the AI reported
- The reports say more than 400 plants without an exact count, so this report records 400 as an approximate figure.
- No arrests were reported; police said the farm owner was yet to be known and investigations were continuing.
- The exact site in the Tacilevu farming area was not geocoded, so the coordinates mark Savusavu town at district precision.
- Both published accounts reproduce the police statement via the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation; no account independent of the police was found.
