Residents of B. Dhonfanu raised concerns about a stalled water and sewerage project, rising living costs and shortages of essential medicines in an interview for RaajjeTV's "Haalu Kihineh?" program. They also disputed the President's account of why a land reclamation project was halted and opposed the allocation of land in Ras Male' to Eagle Hills.
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We are bathing in contaminated water; in fact, we have been using sewage-tainted water for nearly 30 years. When we were much younger, a group of us local youths took water samples to the then-Ministry of Health for testing, and even back …
He personally pledged to undertake the land reclamation project. He visited the island, and the project was even officially awarded; however, complications later arose due to external pressures. It was not the residents of Dhonfanu who ini…
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while 80 percent of the work was completed under former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih’s administration, progress has since come to a standstill
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we have been using sewage-tainted water for nearly 30 years
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Residents have characterized the allocation of 500 hectares of land in Ras Male' to the Eagle Hills company
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Earlier reports gave 500 hectares 13 Nov, 13:44 Raajje (English)500 hectares 9 Nov, 13:49 Raajje (English)
