( CNN ) -- Severe flooding in the Pacific island nation of Fiji has killed four people and left 800 people seeking shelter in evacuation centers , a government official said Monday . Tropical Cyclone Daphne has lashed Fiji 's largest and most populous island , Viti Levu , with strong winds and heavy rain . The Fiji Meteorological Service said Monday that it was maintaining its severe flood warning for `` all major rivers , streams and low lying areas '' on the island . Sharon Smith Johns , the Fiji government 's information secretary , said she was touring the affected areas with the prime minister , Voreqe Bainimarama . She said some people had started to try to move back to their homes . The extreme weather has disrupted both internal and external travel . Authorities on Sunday suspended inbound flights to Nadi International Airport because nearby roads were flooded . The suspension was lifted Monday but remained subject to review . The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade advised its country 's citizens planning to fly into the airport `` to reconsider their need to travel . '' CNN 's Jethro Mullen contributed to this report .
Tropical Cyclone Daphne has flooded Fiji 's biggest island with rain . The flooding has left 4 people dead and 8 in temporary shelters . Travel in and out of the international airport has been disrupted .