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Fenaka faces MVR 384m liability as sewerage projects cancelled

Fenaka's Projects Department Director Abdul Waahid Mohamed revealed that the company has been incurring substantial losses in executing these projects.

24 September 2024

Bangladesh floods maroon nearly three million people, kill two

Students in Dhaka held protest rallies, alleging that the floods were caused by the opening of dam sluice gates in neighbouring India.

Govt transfers all Fenaka projects to MWSC

During the government of former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, Fenaka had plunged into severe financial problems.

Andean glacier retreat unprecedented in human civilization

The study collected data at four glaciers across the Andes, which comprises 99% of the world's tropical glaciers.

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Drought-hit Hoandedhoo seeks public help for water

The island council announced on Thursday that due to drought, the public tanks and most houses in the island have all run out of rain water.

Fenaka awarded sanitation projects in 3 islands for MVR 107m

Construction of water and sanitation facilities have been handed over for the newly populated area of Addu-Hithadhoo.

26 January 2023

Water, sewerage systems in 11 islands in 3 years

The government has stated that water and sewerage services will be provided in all inhabited islands of the Maldives by the end of next year.

10 October 2022

President renews pledge to link Naalaafushi and Muli

The president said that his policy in bringing about development is to provide basic services without discrimination wherever the person lives.

President commissions new infrastructure in Kolhufushi

These projects included coastal protection, a water supply network, and the development of a new multipurpose hall and eight classrooms at Meemu Atoll School.

Addu water network upgrade project awarded to MWSC

The project was awarded for completion in 1 year.

Sick of sewage, Britons protest at water companies' pollution

To the beat of a drumming band and waving placards, the protestors called on Britain’s water companies to do more to prevent sewage discharges.

Japan's Fukushima water to ocean, China bans fish

Japan will conduct monitoring around the water release area and publish results weekly.