President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has announced that his Administration intends to develop the Nellaidhoo Health Centre into a 24-hour facility. He made the statement while addressing Nellaidhoo residents during his ongoing tour of South Thiladhunmathi Atoll.
Three key development projects were launched in Nellaidhoo today, including the expansion and upgrade of the health centre. The President said the Government aims to increase resources and staffing this year and next to ensure the centre can provide round-the-clock services.
Groundbreaking ceremonies were also held for the construction of a fitness and recreation centre and a new mosque with capacity for 500 worshippers. He added that the fitness and recreation centre, scheduled for completion this year, will support indoor sports and allow evening football matches. The President also highlighted that the mosque will be a modern and spacious building, complete with a library and classrooms.
The President further assured residents that a second phase of shore protection works will be included in next year’s budget, noting that this initiative would provide a sustainable solution to erosion.
Turning to education, he pledged further development of the island’s school, with improved facilities to support students, noting the school’s strong track record in A-Level examinations.
As part of today’s ceremonies, agreements were signed for the development of 60 housing units, along with the construction of a dinghy platform and road development projects. In addition, a Bank of Maldives ATM was officially inaugurated.