Multiple Projects Inaugurated in Raa Atoll
Photo: Presidents Office
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih oversaw the completion of various projects in R. Angolhitheemu and R. Vaadhoo Island during his visit to Raa Atoll yesterday.
Projects in R. Angolhitheemu
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މި މަޝްރޫޢުގެ ދަށުން، ބަނދަރާއި ނެރު ފުންކޮށް، އެއްގަމުތޮއްޓާއި ބޭރުތޮށިލައި، ނެރުބައްތި އާއި ބަނދަރު ބައްތިޖަހައި، ޕޭވްމަންޓް ވަނީ ހަދާފައި. އަނގޮޅިތީމު ޞިއްޙީމަރުކަޒުގެ އެކްސްޓެންޝަން ޢިމާރާތުގައި، ޕަބްލިކް ހެލްތު ޔުނިޓަކާއި، ސްޓޯރ ރޫމަކާއި، ކޮމްޕްރެޝަރ ރޫމެއް ހިމެނޭ pic.twitter.com/lj7V04bNi0— The President's Office (@presidencymv) September 5, 2023
President Solih visited Angolhitheemu Island to acknowledge the conclusion of infrastructure projects initiated by his administration. The completed projects include upgrades to the harbour, the FENAKA office, healthcare centre extension, and a laboratory.
The harbour upgrading project, executed by the Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC), involved dredging the harbour basin and channel, constructing a breakwater and quay wall, installing portlights, and creating pavement.
The healthcare centre extension offers various facilities, including an administrative area for healthcare personnel, a public health unit for preventive and promotional health services, and compressor and storage rooms. The newly opened FENAKA office on the island can accommodate 30 employees and features modern amenities.
Projects in R. Vaadhoo Island
ވާދޫގައި ކުރިން ހުރި އިންޖީނުގޭގެ ކެޕޭސިޓީއަކީ 528 ކިލޯވޮޓް ކަމުގައި ވީނަމަވެސް އައު އިންޖީނުގެއާއެކު އިންޖީނުގޭގެ ކެޕޭސިޓީ ވަނީ 800 ކިލޯވޮޓަށް އިތުރުކުރެވިފައި pic.twitter.com/dBPm7U4rLG— The President's Office (@presidencymv) September 5, 2023
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih inaugurated several completed infrastructure projects on Vaadhoo Island in North Maalhosmadulu Atoll. These projects include a new powerhouse, the FENAKA office, and an extension of the healthcare centre.
The newly inaugurated powerhouse and FENAKA office, placed away from residential areas to minimise disruption, boasts an 800-kilowatt power generation capacity.
The healthcare centre extension on Vaadhoo Island, constructed by KLAY LLP, includes a conference hall, administrative office, and general and medical stores.
