Muizzu Misses Deadline for Mulah Road Paving Pledge
10 އޯގަސްޓު 2026 | ހޯމަ 09:10The M. Mulah Island Council has expressed deep concern over the lack of progress on the island's road construction project, noting that work is not proceeding in line with the President's pledge. Highlighting the severe difficulties faced by residents due to flooding during the rainy season, the council has called on the government to expedite the stalled project and provide a permanent solution to the island's infrastructure challenges.

President Muizzu has failed to deliver on his pledge to complete the asphalt paving of Mulah's roads within four months, marking yet another unfulfilled promise. | Raajje MV
The M. Mulah Island Council has expressed deep concern over the ongoing delays in the island's road construction project.
The Mulah Island Council has informed RaajjeTV that road development projects have stalled, despite President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s pledge during his visit last September to complete the asphalt paving within four months.
According to information shared by the Mulah Island Council with RaajjeTV, this project was initiated in 2021 under the previous administration. The council noted that significant progress had been made by the end of that term, including the installation of pavements and the laying of pipes across most of the island's roads.
The council noted that although work was progressing to some extent during the government transition, the project has since slowed down significantly and is currently proceeding at a very sluggish pace.
Mulah is a island prone to severe flooding during rainy periods, causing significant hardships for its residents. Consequently, the local council emphasized that the road construction project is of vital importance to the island.
The Mulah Island Council has called on the government to take urgent action to expedite the stalled road construction project and alleviate the ongoing difficulties faced by residents. The council emphasized that accelerating the project is vital to resolving persistent flooding issues and ensuring a better quality of life for the community.




