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President Muizzu’s Leadership in Action: Rasfannu Revived, More Upgrades on the Way!
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu visited Rasfannu Beach on Thursday and officially reopened it for public use during Ramadan after immediate refurbishments including leveling sand, removing silt and repairing beach facilities. The administration plans further enhancements after Ramadan, including additional bathroom facilities and renovating the existing fishing platform, as part of a broader strategy to improve public areas such as Sultan Park.
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Thu 6 MarPresident Dr. Mohamed Muizzu visited Rasfannu Beach and officially reopened the area for public use during Ramadan.on Thursdayonly The StandardPresident Dr. Mohamed Muizzu visited Rasfannu Beach on Thursday to assess ongoing renovation efforts and officially reopened the area for public use during the Ramadan.
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President Muizzu carried out an earlier inspection of Rasfannu and Sultan Park, expressing concern over their deteriorated conditions.in FebruaryRasfannu and Sultan ParkThe StandardThis recent visit follows President Muizzu’s earlier inspection of Rasfannu and Sultan Park in February, where he expressed deep concern over their deteriorated conditions.
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