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‘Gedhoruveriya’ Housing Scheme: 1,820 Eligible, Irregularities Found in Original List
The Maldivian government confirmed that 1,820 applicants are eligible for flats under the 'Gedhoruveriya' housing scheme after a verification process found that 53 percent of the original 4,939-person list was ineligible. Housing Minister Dr. Abdulla Muthalib said flat handovers to the confirmed recipients will begin soon, while the 3,119 ineligible applicants can lodge complaints within the next 30 days.
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Thu 27 FebHousing Minister Dr. Abdulla Muthalib announced the verification results for the Gedhoruveriya housing scheme at a press conference.the President’s Officeon Thursdayonly The StandardThis announcement came after a thorough verification process, as stated by Housing Minister Dr. Abdulla Muthalib during a press conference held at the President’s Office on Thursday.
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‘Gedhoruveriya’ Housing Scheme: 1,820 Eligible, Irregularities Found in Original List
1,820 people applicants confirmed eligible for flats
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1,820 peopleapplicants confirmed eligible for flatsThe StandardThe Maldivian government has confirmed that 1,820 applicants are eligible to receive flats under the ‘Gedhoruveriya’ housing scheme, which was introduced by the previous administration.
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4,939 peopleindividuals on the original eligibility listThe Standardthe original list, which included 4,939 individuals initially deemed eligible for housing, was found to contain significant discrepancies.
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53 percentshare of original list found not eligibleThe Standardit was discovered that 53 percent of the individuals on the list were not eligible for the flats.
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3,721 peoplepeople originally thought eligible for three-bedroom flatsThe Standardthe original list included 3,721 individuals thought to be eligible for three-bedroom flats.
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1,423 peoplethree-bedroom applicants meeting criteria after checkThe StandardHowever, after checking, only 1,423 of them met the required criteria, scoring at least 75 points as stipulated by the scheme.
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1,218 peopleapplicants believed eligible for two-bedroom flatsThe Standardfrom the 1,218 applicants believed to be eligible for two-bedroom flats, only 397 were deemed qualified after the verification.
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397 peopletwo-bedroom applicants deemed qualifiedThe Standardfrom the 1,218 applicants believed to be eligible for two-bedroom flats, only 397 were deemed qualified after the verification.
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3,119 peopleapplicants found not eligibleThe StandardThe remaining 3,119 applicants who were not eligible will have the opportunity to lodge complaints within the next 30 days.
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