Government Will Not Relocate Islanders Without Majority Support, Says President Muizzu

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu pledged that population consolidation efforts will only proceed with full community backing. During a meeting in Raiymandhoo, he stated that relocation would only be considered if at least 80% of an island's population agrees. He assured that if Raiymandhoo opts for relocation, the government would initiate a housing project on the host island. The remarks come amid national discussions on sustainable development and equitable access to public services.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu pledged that population consolidation efforts will only proceed with full community backing. During a meeting in Raiymandhoo, he stated that relocation would only be considered if at least 80% of an island's population agrees. He assured that if Raiymandhoo opts for relocation, the government would initiate a housing project on the host island. The remarks come amid national discussions on sustainable development and equitable access to public services.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu pledged that population consolidation efforts will only proceed with full community backing. During a meeting in Raiymandhoo, he stated that relocation would only be considered if at least 80% of an island's population agrees. He assured that if Raiymandhoo opts for relocation, the government would initiate a housing project on the host island. The remarks come amid national discussions on sustainable development and equitable access to public services.

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