Hanimaadhoo Council slams government for neglecting Hirimaradhoo residents

The Hanimaadhoo Island Council has criticized the government for withholding the budget of Hirimaradhoo, which was dissolved after President Mohamed Muizzu decided to relocate its residents to Hanimaadhoo. Council President Ali Ibrahim and Vice President Firag Mohamed stated that essential services like waste management, gas supply, Quran classes, and preschool are disrupted due to lack of funds. The council claims the Local Government Authority has not released Hirimaradhoo's budget despite a presidential decree, forcing Hanimaadhoo to cover expenses from its own insufficient budget. The relocation project has shown no progress, leaving residents in uncertainty.

The Hanimaadhoo Island Council has criticized the government for withholding the budget of Hirimaradhoo, which was dissolved after President Mohamed Muizzu decided to relocate its residents to Hanimaadhoo. Council President Ali Ibrahim and Vice President Firag Mohamed stated that essential services like waste management, gas supply, Quran classes, and preschool are disrupted due to lack of funds. The council claims the Local Government Authority has not released Hirimaradhoo's budget despite a presidential decree, forcing Hanimaadhoo to cover expenses from its own insufficient budget. The relocation project has shown no progress, leaving residents in uncertainty.

The Hanimaadhoo Island Council has criticized the government for withholding the budget of Hirimaradhoo, which was dissolved after President Mohamed Muizzu decided to relocate its residents to Hanimaadhoo. Council President Ali Ibrahim and Vice President Firag Mohamed stated that essential services like waste management, gas supply, Quran classes, and preschool are disrupted due to lack of funds. The council claims the Local Government Authority has not released Hirimaradhoo's budget despite a presidential decree, forcing Hanimaadhoo to cover expenses from its own insufficient budget. The relocation project has shown no progress, leaving residents in uncertainty.

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