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Italy posthumously awards Gold Medal for Civil Valour to Maldivian soldier Mahudhee
Italy has posthumously awarded the Gold Medal for Civil Valour to Maldivian soldier Mahudhee. Mahudhee died in May while receiving treatment at ADK Hospital after developing decompression sickness during a search and rescue operation.
Society
Heartbroken mother pleads for son’s survival after state healthcare aid abruptly ends
Afrah Farhad, 30, was left disabled by decompression sickness after a fishing incident on July 11 and has undergone treatment at ADK Hospital and then KIMS Hospital in Kerala, India, after his Aasandha coverage was cut off. His mother, Salma Solih, is pleading for help to fund his continued neuro-robotics rehabilitation, with the family paying all medical bills themselves since October 29.
International
Italy to honour Mahudhee with Gold Medal for Civil Valour
Italy will posthumously award the Gold Medal for Civil Valour to MNDF officer Sergeant First Class Mohamed Mahudhee for his courage during the search and recovery operation for missing Italian divers in the Alimatha underwater cave in Vaavu Atoll, where he died of decompression sickness. The Italian Embassy in Colombo and the Honorary Consular Agency of Italy in Male' have also begun a fundraising drive for his family, accepting donations until the end of the year.
Politics
Parliament Committee Launches Broad Review to Reform State Health Insurance
The Public Accounts Committee of the People's Majlis has begun a comprehensive review of the Maldives' health insurance framework, including the universal Aasandha scheme, after a petition sought cancellation of parliamentarians' special medical insurance packages. The committee resolved to conduct the study in consultation with the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health, private insurers and major hospitals, and to notify the Petitions Committee of its inquiry.
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