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If the public waits until 2028 to change this administration, a dark era will begin for education sector: Yaugoob

Former Dhaandhoo MP Yaugoob Abdulla, speaking at an MDP rally, warned that delaying a change of administration until 2028 would begin a dark era for the Maldives' education sector. He alleged that a proposed bill would remove the requirement for a mental health professional on the Education Act board and criticised the referral of mental health issues to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs.

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  1. Wed 28 Oct
    Yaugoob Abdulla spoke at the opposition MDP's rally, warning that waiting until 2028 to change the administration would begin a dark era fo… Wednesday night only Raajje (English) Speaking at the opposition MDP's rally on Wednesday night

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  • A proposed bill seeks to remove the Education Act's requirement for a mental health professional on the board Maldives Raajje (English) Yaugoob stated that although the Education Act currently mandates the inclusion of a mental health professional on the board, the proposed bill seeks to remove this requirement.

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