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Ramadan in quarantine: breakfast services
2020 Apr Thu 10:47
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Ramadan 1441 was welcomed by muslim communities worldwide at a time the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has been sweeping steadily across the globe. Albeit Muslim communities having hoped to greet the fasting month in the complete absence of the pandemic, the situation is yet to simmer down. Some Maldivians have to break their fast in quarantine facilities and the government has given the assurance that adequate arrangements have been made.
The government assures that the food being provided is adequate
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Break fast provided by Hulhulé Island Hotel (HIH)
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Some individuals have expressed satisfaction with the overall services provided in these facilities as well.
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Social media users have been criticizing the government for differentiating between individuals when providing food.
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The government spent MVR 560 million for quarantine facilities.
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Most of those in quarantine facilities have expressed satisfaction with the food being provided.
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Authorities are working to make sufficient food arrangements.
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The government has assured that adequate arrangements have been made.
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There have been a number of social media posts expressing concern over the provision of food for those in quarantine facilities to break their fast.
Photo by RaajjeMV.