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Police restructures administrative framework

The Maldives Police Service announced a restructuring of its administrative framework, which came into effect on 5 Jun, with appointments to the new structure already beginning but the appointed officers not yet disclosed. The changes follow the appointment of Ahmed Mohamed (Two-Four) as Commissioner of Police last April and represent the most significant administrative overhaul since he assumed office.

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  1. Fri 5 Jun
    The restructuring of the Maldives Police Service's administrative framework came into effect. 5 Jun only Adhadhu (English) The changes came into effect yesterday.

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  • The process of appointing officers to positions within the new organizational framework commenced. Adhadhu (English) Following the restructuring, the process of appointing officers to positions within the new organizational framework has already commenced.

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  • A new Commissioner of Police was appointed to the service, with Ahmed Mohamed (Two-Four) reinstated to lead the institution. last April Adhadhu (English) A new Commissioner of Police was appointed to the service last April. Ahmed Mohamed (Two-Four), who had previously been dismissed from the force, was reinstated to lead the institution.

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