President Solih unveils new wing of M. Mulah Health Center

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has unveiled the new extension building of the health center in Mulah island of Meemu atoll.

The president officially opened the Mulah health center extension building as part of his ongoing campaign tour of Meemu and Vaavu atolls, which he began on Saturday.

During the ceremony held on Sunday, President Solih toured the new wing and inquired about the operations and challenges facing staff at the health center.

The new wing includes a public health unit, a conference hall, administrative spaces, and a medical store and will provide improved facilities and services for the residents of the island as well as neighboring islands.

As part of his ongoing tour, the president on Saturday inaugurated several more development projects which have been completed in different islands of Meemu atoll.

Some of the completed projects that were inaugurated on Saturday include the new powerhouse and FENAKA office in Naalaafushi island as well as a water supply network in Muli island.

Some other projects inaugurated at start of the trip include the coastal protection project, a water supply network as well as a new multipurpose hall and eight classrooms at Meemu Atoll School, in Kolhufushi island.

The Maldivian leader departed on Saturday, on the three-day campaign tour, as part of his campaign for re-election in the upcoming Presidential election.

The president’s campaign tour of Meemu and Vaavu atolls, will conclude on July 17.

He visited four islands of Meemu atoll including Kolhufushi, Naalaafushi, Muli and Mulah.

During these visits the president will be holding discussions with the island communities regarding their needs and the issues they are currently facing.

In Vaavu atoll, President Solih will visit Rakeedhoo, Keyodhoo, Felidhoo, Thinadhoo and Fulidhoo, where again he will be holding discussions with the island communities regarding their needs and requirements.

So far, the Maldivian leader has embarked on campaign tours across Shaviyani and most recently, Kaafu atoll.

The incumbent administration has made significant progress in ensuring equitable development across all inhabited islands across the nation, as well as efforts to improve the living standards of citizens and enabling them to live dignified lives.