Minister of Home Affairs, Imran Abdulla revealed on Wednesday that a total of 830 individuals residing in islands, stranded in Malé due to COVID-19 lockdown measures, were currently in quarantine before being permitted to travel.
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830 individuals residing in islands, stranded in Malé due to COVID-19 lockdown measures, are currently placed in quarantine before they are authorized to travel back to their islands. PHOTO: TWITTER
Mariyam Malsa
2020-05-20 20:28:11
Minister of Home Affairs, Imran Abdulla revealed on Wednesday that a total of 830 individuals residing in islands, stranded in Malé due to COVID-19 lockdown measures, were currently in quarantine before being permitted to travel.
The minister made the announcement via a tweet, confirming that an additional 1,800 individuals who wish to return to their islands will be transferred to quarantine facilities before May 24.
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