The Anti-Corruption Commission has intervened over corruption and transparency allegations in the awarding of 4,000 social housing units in Hulhumalé under the Gedhoruveriya scheme, after a recipient list was published on 4 November. ACC sent a rapid response team to the housing ministry and directed it to halt the signing of flat agreements, while a complaint portal remains open until 9 November.
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publicised the final list of recipients under the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme. The list, released on Saturday, 4 November
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ACC's swift action followed its directive on Sunday, urging the housing ministry to halt the signing of flat agreements
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ACC dispatched a rapid response team to the housing ministry on Monday to examine the complaints closely
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in the awarding of 4,000 new social housing units in Hulhumalé
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the evaluation process, which saw over 13,000 of the 20,000 applicants deemed eligible for housing
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thresholds set at 73 and 76 points respectively
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thresholds set at 73 and 76 points respectively
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Concerned citizens and applicants gathered at the MNPHI, questioning the integrity of the evaluation process
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