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Fishermen’s Families Join Protests in Addu City, Intensifying Demands for Overdue Payments

Family members of Addu City fishermen have joined ongoing protests against MIFCO in Hulhumeedhoo Island, demanding overdue payments for fish sold, with some payments more than 80 days late. The demonstrations have suspended operations at MIFCO's fish processing plant and cut power to its facilities, while fishermen vow to continue until they are compensated.

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What happened

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  1. Thu 20 Jun
    Protests against MIFCO began in Hulhumeedhoo Island, with participants from more than 17 fishing vessels calling for action from the govern… on Thursday only Maldives Republic The protests, which began on Thursday in Hulhumeedhoo Island, have seen participants from more than 17 fishing vessels call for immediate action from the government and MIFCO.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report

  2. Mon 24 Jun
    Wives and other family members of the fishermen joined the protests, intensifying pressure on the Muizzu administration. on Monday only Maldives Republic newest The protests took a significant turn on Monday as the wives and other family members of the fishermen joined the fray, intensifying pressure on the Muizzu administration to settle the overdue payments.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report

  3. Mon 24 Jun
    MIFCO enlisted the Maldives Police Service to restore electricity to the site, and the police had to use force to carry out the operation. on Monday only Maldives Republic In response to the initial power cut, MIFCO enlisted the Maldives Police Service (MPS) to restore electricity to the site on Monday. The company confirmed that the police had to use force to carry out the operation, particularly in the accommodation block.

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Who said what

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  • We find ourselves in a situation where we are struggling to cover essential expenses such as electricity, water, and phone bills, resorting to borrowing for basic necessities from local shops.

    a spouse of a fisherman Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • I completely disagree with the fishermen's demonstrations near the Hulhumeedhoo fish factory in Addu.

    Hulhudhoo MP Mohamed Shahid Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

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Fishermen’s Families Join Protests in Addu City, Intensifying Demands for Overdue Payments

more than 80 days length of time some fishermen's payments have been overdue

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  • more than 80 days length of time some fishermen's payments have been overdue Maldives Republic The protests erupted after MIFCO failed to pay fishermen for the fish sold, with some payments overdue by more than 80 days.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report

  • more than 17 fishing vessels whose participants joined the protests Maldives Republic The protests, which began on Thursday in Hulhumeedhoo Island, have seen participants from more than 17 fishing vessels call for immediate action from the government and MIFCO.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report

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