The police have banned holding gatherings and celebrating late at night after the World Cup final match.

While Argentina and Spain are scheduled to compete tonight at 12:00 midnight in the highly anticipated World Cup final, the Maldivian Police have just issued a public advisory.

The advisory instructs to respect the rights of others and maintain peace. It has directed not to cause disturbances late at night, such as making loud noises on the streets, playing loud music, and honking horns.

Furthermore, the police have also instructed to avoid actions that could obstruct traffic when watching the match from screens placed in public areas.

The police have also directed not to carry out activities such as motorcycle rounds and gathering in groups after the match concludes. Additionally, it has instructed to prioritize the peace and quiet of children, the elderly, and neighbors.

The police also issued a similar directive to coincide with the semifinal match involving Argentina, a team that enjoys extraordinary support from a large number of expatriates living in the Maldives.

On nights when Argentina plays matches, the streets of Male' usually become very crowded and bustling. A large number of people gather near screens placed in public areas to watch the match. And to celebrate after the match, activities such as marching on the streets and doing motorcycle rounds while carrying flags are carried out.