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More Than 40 Sacked at FSM as Police Probe Sale of Stolen Fuel, Laundering of Proceeds
More than 40 employees at Fuel Supply Maldives (FSM), a subsidiary of the State Trading Organization, were dismissed for allegedly trading fuel stolen from the company and laundering the proceeds, after an internal STO investigation. Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihussan confirmed on Monday that police had launched an investigation, with special teams examining 10 people, two houses and two oil barges.
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So far, police special teams have looked into 10 people, two houses, and two oil barges and recovered electronic equipment and documents related to the case. As the investigation progresses, the police will provide more details on the case,
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More than 40FSM employees sacked for allegedly trading stolen fuelMaldives RepublicMore than 40 employees at Fuel Supply Maldives (FSM), a subsidiary of the state-owned State Trading Organization (STO), have been sacked for allegedly trading fuel stolen from the company and laundering its proceeds.
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10 peoplepeople examined by police special teamsMaldives RepublicSo far, police special teams have looked into 10 people, two houses, and two oil barges and recovered electronic equipment and documents related to the case.
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FSM managing director Ismail Shuhail resigned after being instructed to do so following allegations against him in the case.Maldives RepublicIsmail Shuhail, the Managing Director at FSM, resigned after being instructed to do so following allegations against him in the case, local media sources confirmed.
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