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No Cover-Ups, Only Justice! Minister Ihusaan Vows Full Transparency in Holhudhoo Zakiyya Case

Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihusaan visited Holhudhoo and met residents demanding transparency over the September 10, 2024 death of 50-year-old Zakiyya Moosa, whose body was found with fatal neck injuries. He said the inquiry will continue, acknowledged that not sending the body abroad for a formal autopsy may have been a misstep, while the Maldives Police Service has sought FBI assistance.

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  • The inquiry into Zakiyya's death will continue unabated until we provide satisfactory answers to all questions posed by the public.

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  • Minister Ali Ihusaan, accompanied by senior police officials, met Holhudhoo residents who demanded transparency and justice. During a recent visit to Holhudhoo Holhudhoo The Standard During a recent visit to Holhudhoo, Minister Ihusaan, accompanied by senior police officials, engaged directly with residents who have been vocal in their demand for transparency and justice.

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  • The Maldives Police Service sought assistance from the FBI to gain additional expert insights into the case. The Standard In response to the escalating unrest, the Maldives Police Service has sought assistance from the United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to gain additional expert insights into the case.

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