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Infrastructure Completion date for Feevah’s new mosque remains uncertain following demolition of island’s old Friday Mosque The Ministry of Islamic Affairs marked the Qibla direction on October 18 for a new mosque to be built in Sh. Feevah on the site of the island's roughly 40-year-old Friday Mosque, which the island council has decided to demolish. The council cleared the site and finalized the Bill of Quantities, and although the Ministry pledged to fund the project itself and it has been awarded to a contractor, no completion date is known. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)
Infrastructure Despite allocation of a large plot of land for construction of Feevah Police Station, project continues to progress at a slow pace The Sh. Feevah Island Council has raised concern over the slow progress of the Feevah police station construction, noting it is significantly delayed despite the council allocating land for the facility. Work began on 14 October 2025, but according to council vice president Ali Riza, only some structural steel has been installed so far. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)
Infrastructure Pond located on land allocated for Feevah School project has only continued to expand, with no further progress made on development The Sh. Feevah Island Council says there are no updates on the island's new school project beyond the fact that a stagnant pool of water on the allocated site has grown larger. The council has expanded the allocated land to meet government design requirements and submitted the updated design for official approval. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)

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