Work begins on separation of land in Gulhifalhu
According to the ministry, the registry for most of the land allocated from Gulhifalhu under the scheme was issued last month.
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The separation and clearance of land allocated under the Binveriya scheme from Gulhifalhu began on Wednesday, the Housing Ministry confirmed.
According to the ministry, the registry for most of the land allocated from Gulhifalhu under the scheme was issued last month. To date, more than 1,200 plot registries have been handed over to owners.
The number of land plots allocated in Gulhifalhu is as follows:
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684 lots of 1,250 sqft
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1,242 lots of 1,650 sqft
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923 lots of 2,050 sqft
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479 lots of 2,450 sqft
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158 lots of 2,850 sqft
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49 lots of 3,250 sqft
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22 lots of 3,650 sqft
The government has committed to providing more than 2,000 land plots from Gulhifalhu under the Binveriya scheme, which was launched by the previous administration. In addition, 1,347 individuals who had previously been allocated land in Giraavaru Falhu are being transferred to Gulhifalhu.
