Fuvahmulah City Council expressed concern that the robbery of a Brazilian tourist on the island could undermine its efforts to promote Fuvahmulah as a tourist destination. Police are investigating the theft of the tourist's drone and luggage, saying suspects have been identified but no arrests have been made.
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Police are investigating the theft of the drone and luggage from the tourist in Fuvahmulah, but no arrests have been made so far. Police said on Sunday that the suspects had been identified.
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Theft happens on this island. However, if you steal from a tourist like this, the story will spread and tourism will be affected
In the future, we will also work with the police to improve the crime environment. Introduce tourist police and solve problems such as dark, unlit roads and raise awareness among tourists
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The tourist said the stolen items included his drone, phone, credit cards and MVR 1,500 and USD 200 in cash.
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The tourist said the stolen items included his drone, phone, credit cards and MVR 1,500 and USD 200 in cash.
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He estimated them to be 15 and 17 year old students.
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