Acting Director for Agriculture, Mark Vurobaravu said this week, communities that were destroyed heavily by the natural disaster are back to their subsistence life.
Vurobaravu said people have restocked seeds and planting materials of food crops and re-built their gardens.
They planted planting materials that were destroyed, he said, and they did that soon after the event, well before they dried up.
However he also revealed that the current El Nino has disturbed a lot of work put into the recovery initiatives.
