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State Steps In: Yumnu to Receive Advanced Care in Malaysia as Police Probe Deepens

The Maldivian government arranged for 21-year-old Hawwa Yumnu Rasheed, who fell from the ninth floor of H. Fentenoy on April 18, to receive advanced medical treatment in Malaysia, where her condition remains critical. Concurrently, the Maldives Police Service is investigating the circumstances of the fall, having arrested Raudh Ahmed Zilal under a court order and confiscated phones from seven individuals.

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  1. Fri 18 Apr
    Hawwa Yumnu Rasheed fell from the ninth floor of H. Fentenoy. April 18 only The Standard following her fall from the ninth floor of H. Fentenoy on April 18

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  • 21-year-old age of patient The Standard the Maldivian government has arranged for 21-year-old Hawwa Yumnu Rasheed to receive advanced medical treatment in Malaysia

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  • Raudh Ahmed Zilal was arrested under a court order in connection with Yumnu's fall. The Standard Raudh Ahmed Zilal, who was present with Yumnu at the time of the incident, has been arrested under a court order.

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