Thousands moved to evacuation centers in Fiji ahead of Cyclone Evan SUVA, Fiji, Dec. 17 (UPI) -- More than 3,000 people moved to evacuation centers Monday in Fiji as Cyclone Evan threatened the Pacific island nation, the government said. The Information Ministry said a hurricane warning remained in effect for the Yasawa and Mamanuca island group while wind warnings were issued for the entire nation of about 870,000 people ahead of the Category 4 storm. In Suva, major roadways were closed due to fallen trees, the ministry said. Telecommunications in several parts of the country were disrupted. The ministry said Evan, with winds of 115 miles per hour and gusting to 168 miles per hour, was moving southwest at about 11 miles per hour. The BBC said flights to and from Fiji remained canceled. The cyclone moved toward Fiji after striking Samoa, where at least four deaths were reported in widespread flooding.