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MTCC, Fenaka, and RDC Join Forces to Build 75 Police Stations Across the Maldives
The Maldives government signed agreements for the construction of 75 new police stations across the country, allocated to MTCC (15), Fenaka Corporation (40) and Road Development Corporation (20). Announced by the Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology, the initiative aims to provide police services to nearly every inhabited island by the end of 2025, addressing the more than 70 islands that lacked dedicated police stations when the administration took office.
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75 stationspolice stations to be constructedThe Standardthe Maldives government has signed agreements to construct 75 new police stations across the nation
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15 stationsstations allocated to MTCCThe StandardMTCC
will build 15 stations
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40 stationsstations allocated to Fenaka CorporationThe StandardFenaka Corporation
will construct 40 stations
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20 stationsstations allocated to RDCThe StandardRDC
will handle the development of 20 stations
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over 70islands lacking dedicated police stations when the administration took officeThe StandardWhen the current administration took office, over 70 islands lacked dedicated police stations.
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The Maldives government signed agreements to construct 75 new police stations across the nation.MaldivesThe Standardthe Maldives government has signed agreements to construct 75 new police stations across the nation
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