Flooding in Fiji kills at least 2 SUVA, Fiji, April 1 (UPI) -- Torrential rains created flooding in western Fiji that killed at least two people, police said Sunday. Divisional Police Commander Jope Ralulu told The Fiji Times in addition to the deaths, a search was on for a person who was swept away by swift-running water Saturday. One man was found dead in his car, which had been caught in rapidly flowing water Friday. The second fatality was a 20-year-old man found in a creek Saturday, the report said. The heavy rain and wind was caused by a tropical depression that was moving away from the chain of 332 islands, the Times said. The government canceled all incoming flights to the Nadi International Airport, saying it would be too dangerous for people to get from the airport to local resorts and hotels. Several outgoing flights took off, however. There were 49 emergency shelters open Sunday sheltering about 2,500 people, officials said.