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Police Ramp Up Operations Against Drug Trafficking, Illegal Liquor Sales
The Maldives Police Service announced it will step up operations against drug trafficking and the illegal sale of liquor, including escalated checks on vessels entering and leaving Malé and 24-hour surveillance of Hulhumalé harbour. The measures were decided at a high-level meeting chaired by Commissioner of Police Ali Shujau and are set to commence on 7 January.
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Sun 7 JanThe new measures to fortify efforts against drug trafficking will commence.7 Januaryonly Maldives RepublicAccording to the police, the new measures to fortify efforts against drug trafficking will commence on 7 January.
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Police Ramp Up Operations Against Drug Trafficking, Illegal Liquor Sales
24-hour hours of surveillance at Hulhumalé harbour
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24-hourhours of surveillance at Hulhumalé harbourMaldives RepublicA pivotal decision from the meeting was the implementation of 24-hour surveillance of the Hulhumalé harbour area, a docking point for numerous safari vessels.
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