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Court halts eviction of Riveli over unpaid MVR 7.8 million rent
A court halted the eviction of Riveli over unpaid rent of MVR 7.8 million. HDC issued a notice on Monday prohibiting any business activities or services on the premises.
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Police remand former Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid for 30 days
Former Foreign Minister and former MDP President Abdulla Shahid was arrested late on the night of 2 Nov under a court order on suspicion of sexually abusing a minor under 18 years of age, and the court later ordered him detained for 30 days. Police provided no further details about the case, and Shahid had denied media reports about the allegations before his arrest.
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Indian man disguised in niqab arrested for theft
An Indian national, Shahul Yehaya Abdul Rajaku, who disguised himself in a niqab to commit theft, has been taken into police custody and remanded for seven days. Police reported 2,893 theft cases documented so far this year, making theft the most frequently reported crime.
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Four arrested in Male' for drug use, sales, trafficking
Police in Male' arrested four people in an operation last Saturday for drug use, sales and trafficking, seizing drug paraphernalia and 111.15g of a substance suspected to be drugs from three residences. The court placed all four suspects in remand custody for five days, and urine tests showed two of them positive for AMP, OPI and CAT.
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Sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman: One suspect remanded pending trial, others' detention extended
Police said an alleged sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman reported on October 20, 2024 in an island in the Upper South Police Region has led to the arrest of nine suspects and the identification of several cases involving alleged sexual abuse and exploitation of children. After a second court appearance for a bail hearing, the court ordered continued detention, with one suspect remanded pending trial and others held for 30, 45 and 5 days.
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