As Fiji battles the latest outbreak of Covid-19, a food crisis in the country is also reaching a critical point. Some vulnerable families are living on as little as a few biscuits a day - as the effects of a prolonged lockdown continue. Max Towle speaks to Sashi Kiran the founder and chief executive of one of many charities helping feed people in Fiji. The Charity's called FRIEND or the Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises & Development.
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