Police to Maintain Officer Presence Every Five Minutes on Malé Streets: Commissioner Shujau

Police Commissioner Ali Shujau announced that the Maldives Police Service will implement a policy to ensure citizens in Malé see a police officer every five minutes on the streets. This will be achieved by deploying 360 newly recruited officers currently undergoing training. The increased presence includes stationing officers near schools, static presence at key areas during peak traffic, and patrols at 21 locations in Malé during peak hours. Additionally, a modern communication centre has been established in Malé and Hulhumalé, operating 24/7 with a centralised CCTV system for real-time monitoring.

Police Commissioner Ali Shujau announced that the Maldives Police Service will implement a policy to ensure citizens in Malé see a police officer every five minutes on the streets. This will be achieved by deploying 360 newly recruited officers currently undergoing training. The increased presence includes stationing officers near schools, static presence at key areas during peak traffic, and patrols at 21 locations in Malé during peak hours. Additionally, a modern communication centre has been established in Malé and Hulhumalé, operating 24/7 with a centralised CCTV system for real-time monitoring.

Police Commissioner Ali Shujau announced that the Maldives Police Service will implement a policy to ensure citizens in Malé see a police officer every five minutes on the streets. This will be achieved by deploying 360 newly recruited officers currently undergoing training. The increased presence includes stationing officers near schools, static presence at key areas during peak traffic, and patrols at 21 locations in Malé during peak hours. Additionally, a modern communication centre has been established in Malé and Hulhumalé, operating 24/7 with a centralised CCTV system for real-time monitoring.

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