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Heavy Vehicles Banned in Malé During Second Round Vote

The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation banned heavy vehicles from Malé roads during the second round of the presidential election run-off, with a fine of MVR 750 for specified vehicle categories driving in the city between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm. The ministry said the ban aims to ease traffic congestion and avoid difficulties for voters, polling officials and security efforts; state agency and security force vehicles are exempt.

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  1. Wed 27 Sep
    The ministry announced the ban and fine in a statement. Wednesday only Maldives Republic In a statement on Wednesday, the ministry announced that vehicles in certain categories driving in the city between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm would face a fine of MVR 750.

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  • MVR 750 fine for prohibited vehicles driving in the city Maldives Republic vehicles in certain categories driving in the city between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm would face a fine of MVR 750.

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  • 6:00 am and 8:00 pm daily window of the vehicle ban Maldives Republic vehicles in certain categories driving in the city between 6:00 am and 8:00 pm would face a fine of MVR 750.

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  • 46 percent first round vote share of Mohamed Muizzu Maldives Republic having garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively, will compete for the nation’s top job in the second round run-off of the presidential elections on 30 September.

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    Earlier reports gave 46 percent 27 Sep, 16:38 Maldives Republic46 percent 27 Sep, 16:18 Maldives Republic

  • 39 percent first round vote share of Ibrahim Mohamed Solih Maldives Republic having garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively, will compete for the nation’s top job in the second round run-off of the presidential elections on 30 September.

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    Earlier reports gave 39 percent 27 Sep, 16:38 Maldives Republic39 percent 27 Sep, 16:18 Maldives Republic

  • 2 tons and above vehicle weight threshold covered by categories C2 and C0 Maldives Republic C2 and C0 – vehicles with a capacity of 2 tons and above; D – vehicles with specialised attachments or vehicles with three axles; E – trailers or vehicles with trailers; and V – heavy vehicles.

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  • The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation banned heavy vehicles on Malé roads during the second round of voting in the presidential election. during the second round of voting in the presidential election Malé Maldives Republic The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation has banned heavy vehicles on Malé roads during the second round of voting in the presidential election.

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