The Maldives administration began a programme on Saturday to remove old, out-of-service vehicles left on the streets of Malé, carried out with the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation, Maldives Police Service and the Malé City Council. The first phase, launched at the Malé Industrial Village area, is scheduled to continue until 3 March and will remove old vehicles parked on the streets.
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The administration, on Saturday, began the disposal of old, out-of-service, vehicles that have been left on the streets of Malé.
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Vehicles are parked in a way that is inconvenient to the people without following rules.
I also ask the people to remove their old vehicles. I don’t want any citizen to be inconvenienced by the actions taken by the police.
Some households have 200 cars registered. We are talking about 1,000 square feet of land.
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“Some households have 200 cars registered. We are talking about 1,000 square feet of land,” Azim said.
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“Some households have 200 cars registered. We are talking about 1,000 square feet of land,” Azim said.
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The first phase of the programme, which is scheduled to continue until 3 March, will remove old vehicles parked on the streets.
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