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1,455 Expatriates in Malé Have Biometric Data Collected Under ‘Operation Kuran’gi’
The Maldivian government's 'Operation Kuran'gi' expanded to the Malé area on Monday, collecting fingerprints and facial photographs from 1,455 expatriates. The operation, launched in May 2024, aims to complete comprehensive biometric data collection across 185 islands by April 2027, with 25,483 expatriates documented so far.
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Mon 13 JanBiometric data collection from expatriates expanded to the Malé area, gathering fingerprints and facial photographs from 1,455 individuals.on Mondayonly The Standardexpanded to the Malé area on Monday, resulting in the collection of fingerprints and facial photographs from 1,455 individuals.
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1,455 Expatriates in Malé Have Biometric Data Collected Under ‘Operation Kuran’gi’
15,000 individuals additional expatriates documented within the following two months
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15,000 individualsadditional expatriates documented within the following two monthsThe Standardan additional 15,000 individuals were documented within the following two months
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25,483 expatriatestotal expatriates documented across the MaldivesThe Standardbringing the total to 25,483 expatriates across the Maldives
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185 islandsislands spanned by Operation Kuran'giThe StandardOperation Kuran'gi spans 185 islands, and officials report that it has now been completed in 55 locations.
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55 locationslocations where the operation has been completedThe Standardit has now been completed in 55 locations
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