The Maldivian Red Crescent's Malé City Unit concluded the third Migrants Day Festival 2023 in Hulhumalé, offering migrants free primary health screening, legal service access and information on supporting NGOs. MRC Secretary-General Fathimath Himya highlighted migrant workers' contributions and called for inclusion, while stalls from 18 entities and volunteer translators facilitated the event.
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It featured stalls from 18 entities, including state institutions, companies, and civil society organisations.
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The festival, organised by the MRC’s Malé City Unit, was held in Hulhumalé to facilitate migrants’ access to health and legal services within the Maldives.
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