Police: No major security incidents reported in connection with the election

The Maldives Police Service has stated that no major security incidents were reported in connection with the election.

Local council elections, Women's Development Committee elections, and a referendum were held on Saturday.

As the Maldives conducted three simultaneous elections for the first time in a single day, the police launched a nationwide special operation. To ensure safety and security throughout the electoral process, officers were also stationed to patrol the vicinity of polling stations.

Regarding these efforts, the police stated that they received full cooperation from the residents of Malé and the atolls during Saturday's Local Council Elections, Women's Development Committee Elections, and the referendum. The police further noted that the public's adherence to their instructions during the voting process was a significant contribution toward maintaining election security and ensuring that all proceedings were conducted smoothly.

Furthermore, police stated that no major security incidents were reported during the election process. They also confirmed that no individuals taken into custody in connection with election-related matters remain in detention.

Commending the diligent efforts of officers operating across the Maldives, the police service has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to ensuring public safety and security and maintaining peace and order within the community.