Operations Halted at Hanimaadhoo Police Station
6 ޖުލައި 2026 | ހޯމަ 08:55The Hanimaadhoo Island Council has expressed deep concern over the complete standstill of a project to construct a four-story police station, which was contracted to the Road Development Corporation (RDC). Despite being scheduled for completion within two years, the council noted that physical work has failed to progress and urged authorities to expedite the project to ensure the safety and security of the island.
The designated area for the construction of the Hanimaadhoo Police Station. | Raajje MV
The Hanimaadhoo Island Council has expressed concern over the complete suspension of the project to establish a new police station in HA. Hanimaadhoo.
Speaking to RaajjeTV, Council Member Ahmed Anaan stated that the project to establish a police station in Hanimaadhoo was awarded in August 2025. However, he noted that the complete suspension of the project's work is a matter of significant concern for the island's residents.
The Maldives Police Service project has been awarded to the Road Development Corporation (RDC). The contract stipulates that the work must be completed within a two-year timeframe. Anaan further noted that RDC is currently executing the project through a third-party contractor.
The area designated for the construction of the police station in Hanimaadhoo. | Raajje MV
Although a contract was awarded under this project for the construction of a four-story building in Hanimaadhoo, the local council reports that all work has now come to a complete standstill, with no progress currently being made at the site.
The project to establish a police station in HDh. Hanimaadhoo was awarded last year. However, despite the contract being signed in August 2024, no progress has been made on the development. The project is currently at a complete standstill, with no visible activity or personnel on-site.Hanimaadhoo Council Member Ahmed Anaan
Anaan stated that establishing a police station on the island is vital for ensuring the safety and security of the residents, adding that the council urges for the project to be expedited.
