Landhoo Boat to voyage four years after sinking incident

The Landhoo Boat 3, which sank four years ago while sailing to Noonu Atoll, has been repaired and is ready to sail. Captain Ibrahim Saudh, whose family depended on the boat for income, worked to rebuild it with help from family members. He took a loan of MVR 2.6 million and sold his speedboat for MVR 200,000 to fund repairs, which totaled MVR 4 million. The family struggled financially, with Saudh's mother covering living expenses. The boat's first voyage is set for tomorrow at 2:00pm. Saudh expressed gratitude to his sister Aishath Shifa and others who helped.

The Landhoo Boat 3, which sank four years ago while sailing to Noonu Atoll, has been repaired and is ready to sail. Captain Ibrahim Saudh, whose family depended on the boat for income, worked to rebuild it with help from family members. He took a loan of MVR 2.6 million and sold his speedboat for MVR 200,000 to fund repairs, which totaled MVR 4 million. The family struggled financially, with Saudh's mother covering living expenses. The boat's first voyage is set for tomorrow at 2:00pm. Saudh expressed gratitude to his sister Aishath Shifa and others who helped.

The Landhoo Boat 3, which sank four years ago while sailing to Noonu Atoll, has been repaired and is ready to sail. Captain Ibrahim Saudh, whose family depended on the boat for income, worked to rebuild it with help from family members. He took a loan of MVR 2.6 million and sold his speedboat for MVR 200,000 to fund repairs, which totaled MVR 4 million. The family struggled financially, with Saudh's mother covering living expenses. The boat's first voyage is set for tomorrow at 2:00pm. Saudh expressed gratitude to his sister Aishath Shifa and others who helped.

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