Government supports Vunika temple maintenance
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- Fiji’s government is providing $10,000 to help maintain the 93-year-old Vunika Maha Mariamman Temple in Labasa.
- The funding will support the community’s efforts to preserve the temple’s religious and cultural heritage for future generations.
A 93-year-old temple in Vunika, Labasa, is entering a new chapter with $10,000 in government funding for its maintenance.
The support will help the community preserve the Vunika Maha Mariamman Temple and its religious and cultural heritage for future generations. Temple adviser Salen Chetty said the temple was established in 1933 by their forefathers, who gave their time and resources to create the place of worship.
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