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Liquor and hash oil found in Former President Nasheed’s residence
President Dr Waheed assures that rule of law will be upheld
Dr Mohamed Waheed sworn in as President
VP calls the military to uphold the constitution and refrain from obeying illegal instructions
Vice President Dr. Mohamed Waheed Hassan Manik has called the law enforcement agencies, specially the military to uphold the constitution and the laws of the country. In view of the current turmoil in the Maldives, the Vice President expressed his support to the anti-government protesters. He said that he supports the peaceful efforts of a... »President Mohamed Nasheed Resigns
Former President urges all to maintain peace and stability
Former President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom has called the people to maintain peace and stability in the nation. In view of the current unrest in the capital Male’ City, former President Gayoom in an interview to VTV via phone said that is very saddened to hear of the current state of affairs in Maldives. He condemned... »MNDF ends resistance, joins with Police
Travellers to Maldives advised to stay clear of demonstrators
(sundaytimes.lk): The United States has issued a fresh travel advisory for persons travelling to the Maldives. The US Embassy in Colombo said the embassy has received reports of possible politically motivated demonstrations in Malé, the capital of the Maldives. Crowds numbering about 300 have protested the past... »Most Popular
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