A large crowd marched in Malé on Thursday to mark International Workers' Day, travelling from the Artificial Beach area along Majeedhee Magu to Rasfannu, with participation from government institutions, state-owned enterprises, private employers, trade unions and several cabinet ministers. An exhibition with information booths and service stalls was held at Rasfannu under the theme 'Respect, Recognition, Rights'.
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Labour Day was first marked in the Maldives in 2006, and has since become an annual occasion to reflect on labour rights and the role of the workforce.
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The procession began at the Artificial Beach area and moved along Majeedhee Magu before concluding at Rasfannu, drawing participation from a wide cross-section of society.
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Activities continued at Rasfannu, where an exhibition was held featuring information booths and service stalls.
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