Preaching ocean conservation while actively dredging reefs. This has to be a joke!!
Lol… Why pay hundreds of sircar photographers and designers to do nothing when the president can just generate his “love for the ocean” using AI?
This incident will once again show the difference between a country that truly values human life & dignity and one that does not.
The Italian Gov spent resources to hire professional divers to retrieve the bodies of five of their citizens, transport them back to Italy, planning to conduct autopsies, and launch investigations into whether criminal negligence contributed to the tragedy.
Meanwhile, when @MNDF_Official CG diver Mahdhy died, he was buried within hours. To this day, the public does not even know whether he drowned, ran out of gas, or what exactly caused his death. It is unclear whether authorities seriously investigated the cause of death at all, let alone whether there was negligence by anyone involved.
A human life should never be treated as disposable, especially the life of someone who risked himself in service of the country.
Every life deserves answers.
Every death deserves accountability.
@seal4210 I am no expert but sending someone who has faced issues under 70m to this is a huge mistake without training. Yea no training beyond 50m according to commander
🚨 UPDATE: 100% CONFIRMED.
They didn’t just haul Mahudhee up with a safety rope. The betrayal that preceded his final breath is far more sinister and utterly heartbreaking.
After exhausting himself on day one of the operation (the exact day Muizzu staged his high-profile site visit) Mahudhee finally went to sleep at his wife's home island V. Felidhoo which is located right by the active rescue site.
But he wasn’t even allowed the dignity of a few hours of sleep before they tore him away from his rest. A direct call came from the Commander and Mahudhee was pressured back into the water under the guise of "National Interest" told that the govt desperately needed a win and that a mission of this magnitude was impossible without his unmatched expertise.
This approach happened despite Mahudhee openly raising the alarm that he had not completed his mandatory rest hours. They knew the risks, and they sent him down anyway.
Dear @MMuizzu you may hold absolute authority today, and you may think you can treat the fiercely loyal sons of this nation as expendable props for your PR campaigns.
But mark my words and never forget this:- You will never circumvent accountability, and you will find no escape in the Court of God Almighty Allah. 💯
I pray that Almighty Allah grants the late Mahudhee the status of a Shaheed and blesses him with the eternal rewards of Jannat'ul Firdaus.
Aameen yaa rabb al aalameen.
I honestly don’t understand how this makes sense.
The High Court is basically saying they can order me to do or not do something, but I’m not allowed to challenge or appeal that decision. Doesn’t that go against the most basic principles of justice?
@mjamaldives
Hi @MNDF_Official with experts flying in, why are you not seeking help from the diver (Vladimir Tochilov) who has dived these caves on at least two occasions and has offered his help.
If it were up to me I wouldn’t risk a single Maldivian life to recover the bodies of these tourist scum who couldn’t even be bothered to obtain the proper permits for an absolutely mental technical dive. I call on @MNDF_Official to halt all efforts at retrieval. If the Italians want to repatriate the bodies they are more than welcome to send in a team. Also where’s the scum “survivor” that fled to Italy before an investigation even began? I say haul her ass back to the Maldives! Fucking European tourist scum think they’re above the law here. The fuckers need to face the consequences of their actions. The time for sympathy is over.
This is deeply concerning.
Pesticide residue analysis from Thoddoo shows multiple crops exceeding EU safety limits, including banned chemicals like Carbaryl and Diafenthiuron detected in everyday foods like cucumber, papaya, and spinach.
This isn’t just overuse. This is a public health risk.
We need urgent monitoring, accountability, and farmer education before this becomes a crisis.