The Met Office forecast that weather in the Maldives would improve over the next 48 hours, while warning of heavy rain and thunderstorms in northern and central areas until 18:00 4 Jan 2025. Male' recorded 142.2 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours, and MNDF reported draining 30,406 tons of water from Male' and distributing 1,550 sandbags to 210 households.
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Based on Met Office data from the past 24 hours, Male’ recorded the highest rainfall at 142.2 millimeters.
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Among outer islands, Aa. Mamigili experienced the most significant rainfall with 113.0 millimeters.
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other regions will see winds from the northeast and east at speeds ranging from 8 to 18 miles per hour
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gusts in northern and central islands could reach up to 35 miles per hour.
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between 11:37 yesterday and 8:30 today, a total of 30,406 tons of water have been drained from Male’.
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MNDF has distributed 1,550 sandbags to assist 210 households.
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MNDF has distributed 1,550 sandbags to assist 210 households.
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The Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) Media reported today that between 11:37 yesterday and 8:30 today, a total of 30,406 tons of water have been drained from Male’. Additionally, MNDF has distributed 1,550 sandbags to assist 210 households.
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