Landhoo Boat to voyage four years after sinking incident

Landhoo Boat 3, which sank four years ago while sailing to Noonu Atoll, has been repaired and is ready to sail. Captain Ibrahim Saudh worked at a resort for two years to finance the rebuild, taking a loan of MVR 2.6 million. The total expenditure reached MVR 4 million, with an additional MVR 700,000 in interest. Saudh sold his MVR 900,000 speedboat for MVR 200,000 to fund repairs. The work, 75% done by Saudh's father and uncle, was completed in the last six months. The first voyage is set for tomorrow at 2:00 PM. Saudh thanked his sister Aishath Shifa and others for support.

Landhoo Boat 3, which sank four years ago while sailing to Noonu Atoll, has been repaired and is ready to sail. Captain Ibrahim Saudh worked at a resort for two years to finance the rebuild, taking a loan of MVR 2.6 million. The total expenditure reached MVR 4 million, with an additional MVR 700,000 in interest. Saudh sold his MVR 900,000 speedboat for MVR 200,000 to fund repairs. The work, 75% done by Saudh's father and uncle, was completed in the last six months. The first voyage is set for tomorrow at 2:00 PM. Saudh thanked his sister Aishath Shifa and others for support.

Landhoo Boat 3, which sank four years ago while sailing to Noonu Atoll, has been repaired and is ready to sail. Captain Ibrahim Saudh worked at a resort for two years to finance the rebuild, taking a loan of MVR 2.6 million. The total expenditure reached MVR 4 million, with an additional MVR 700,000 in interest. Saudh sold his MVR 900,000 speedboat for MVR 200,000 to fund repairs. The work, 75% done by Saudh's father and uncle, was completed in the last six months. The first voyage is set for tomorrow at 2:00 PM. Saudh thanked his sister Aishath Shifa and others for support.

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