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PSM Cuts Short Prime-Time Programme After MNACI Official Criticises Government
State broadcaster PSM abruptly cut short its prime-time programme Raajje Miadhu on Monday night, from a typical 50 minutes to 23 minutes, after MNACI board member Mohamed Shakir criticised the government over unpaid dues to construction companies. Shakir warned that delayed PSIP payments could paralyse the construction industry and raised concerns about regulatory oversight and misuse of imported equipment.
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Mon 16 DecPSM abruptly ended its prime-time programme Raajje Miadhu after an MNACI board member criticised the government.on Monday nightonly Maldives RepublicState broadcaster Public Service Media (PSM) abruptly ended its prime-time programme Raajje Miadhu on Monday night after a Maldives National Association of Construction Industry (MNACI) board member criticised the government over unpaid dues to construction companies.
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The entire construction industry will be paralysed if the government continues to hold back payments to companies
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50 minutestypical runtime of Raajje MiadhuMaldives RepublicThe programme, which typically runs for 50 minutes, was cut short to 23 minutes without explanation.
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approximately 400construction firms represented by ShakirMaldives RepublicShakir, speaking on behalf of approximately 400 construction firms, urged the government to release the overdue payments immediately, warning of broader economic fallout.
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