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Lifestyle changes now essential amid rise in NCDs, says Health Minister Geela

Health Minister Geela Ali said positive lifestyle changes can no longer be delayed as non-communicable diseases become increasingly prevalent, speaking at the opening of the Health and Family Expo 2026. The three-day expo features more than 60 exhibitors from hospitals, clinics, NGOs and regional healthcare institutions.

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  • Efforts should be made to improve family health and unity among people of different age groups. It is the responsibility of each of us to work towards staying mentally healthy

    Health Minister Geela Ali Sun English Open the report (Sun English)

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Sun EnglishNews outlet

Lifestyle changes now essential amid rise in NCDs, says Health Minister Geela

more than 60 stalls at this year's expo
Only in this outlet's headlinechangesnowessentialncdshealth
MM TV (English)News outlet

Minister Geela calls for healthier lifestyles amid rise in...

more than 60 participating organisations and institutions at the expo
Only in this outlet's headlinecallshealthier

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  1. Sun English 5 Nov, 19:00 · first report
  2. MM TV (English) 5 Nov · time not given

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  • stalls at this year's expo this year's expo more than 60 Sun English Geela noted that more than 60 stalls representing various health and social sector organisations have been set up for this year's expo

    Word for word from Sun English. Open the report

  • daily visitors at last year's expo last year more than 10,000 Sun English last year's event attracted more than 10,000 visitors per day

    Word for word from Sun English. Open the report

  • exhibitors participating 2026 expo More than 60 Sun English More than 60 exhibitors, including hospitals, clinics, NGOs and regional healthcare institutions, are participating in the three-day event.

    Word for word from Sun English. Open the report

  • participating organisations and institutions at the expo Health and Family Expo 2026 more than 60 MM TV (English) This year's expo brings together more than 60 participating organisations and institutions, including hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers from across the country.

    Word for word from MM TV (English). Open the report

  • The Health and Family Expo 2026 runs as a three-day event with more than 60 exhibitors. Sun English More than 60 exhibitors, including hospitals, clinics, NGOs and regional healthcare institutions, are participating in the three-day event.

    Word for word from Sun English. Open the report

  • The three-day expo was inaugurated by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and will continue until 7 November. until 7 November MM TV (English) The three-day expo was inaugurated by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu at Hulhumalé Central Park and will continue until 7 November, providing visitors with opportunities to learn about healthcare services, seek professional guidance and participate in activities promoting healthier living.

    Word for word from MM TV (English). Open the report

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  • more than 60 participating organisations and institutions at the expo MM TV (English) This year's expo brings together more than 60 participating organisations and institutions, including hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers from across the country.

    Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report

  • more than 60 stalls at this year's expo Sun English Geela noted that more than 60 stalls representing various health and social sector organisations have been set up for this year's expo

    Word for word from the report in Sun English. Open the report

  • more than 10,000 daily visitors at last year's expo Sun English last year's event attracted more than 10,000 visitors per day

    Word for word from the report in Sun English. Open the report

  • More than 60 exhibitors participating Sun English More than 60 exhibitors, including hospitals, clinics, NGOs and regional healthcare institutions, are participating in the three-day event.

    Word for word from the report in Sun English. Open the report

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  • The three-day expo was inaugurated by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and will continue until 7 November. until 7 November Hulhumalé Central Park MM TV (English) The three-day expo was inaugurated by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu at Hulhumalé Central Park and will continue until 7 November, providing visitors with opportunities to learn about healthcare services, seek professional guidance and participate in activities promoting healthier living.

    Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report

  • The Health and Family Expo 2026 runs as a three-day event with more than 60 exhibitors. Sun English More than 60 exhibitors, including hospitals, clinics, NGOs and regional healthcare institutions, are participating in the three-day event.

    Word for word from the report in Sun English. Open the report

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