A community group in Gaafu Dhaalu Thinadhoo, LockerZ, is seeking public donations to build a mosque in Bangladesh in memory of MNDF officer Ibrahim Ahmed, who went missing while attempting to rescue a sinking supply boat in Huvadhoo Sea. The mosque is planned to hold 120 worshippers at an estimated cost of MVR 300,000.
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The supply boat was carrying eight people, including its captain, Mohamed Hamdhoon, and seven expatriates, when it sank on August 5.
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Therefore, based on the work carried out so far and the information received from survivors, it is unlikely that the missing persons will be found at sea
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The group is seeking public donations to build a mosque with a capacity of 120 worshippers.
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The project is estimated to cost MVR 300,000.
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Earlier reports gave USD 500 million (MVR 7.7 billion) 31 Oct, 00:00 The Edition
The area where the boat sank is believed to be more than 1,600 metres deep, beyond the depth at which divers can go.
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