Money shouldn’t take days to cross an ocean near us.
Now it takes seconds. 🇲🇻➡️🇮🇳
MMA is pleased to announce the successful go-live of the integration between the Favara and UPI.
Dubai’s emergency response looks like the future: a man collapses from a heart attack, paramedics arrive within minutes, strap on the Lucas 3 automatic CPR device, and revive him right there. 🚨
A mother’s hand is often the first place we feel safe, loved, and guided. This Mother’s Day, we honour the strength, sacrifice, and unconditional love of mothers everywhere.
The quiet heroes who shape lives, families, and futures with patience and care. From all of us at MACL, Happy Mother’s Day.
This Children’s Day, we celebrate their curiosity, joy, and the dreams they carry for the future. Wishing all our bright young minds a very happy Children’s Day. ✈️💙
Seven-Year-Old Indian Boy Completes Record 29km Swim Between Sri Lanka and India in 9 Hours 50 Minutes
A seven-year-old Indian swimmer, Ishank Singh, has set a remarkable world record by crossing the Palk Strait between Sri Lanka and India. Covering nearly 29 kilometres from Talaimannar to Dhanushkodi, he completed the challenging open-water swim in 9 hours and 50 minutes. Battling strong currents and rough sea conditions, the young athlete has become the youngest swimmer to achieve this feat, earning widespread recognition for his endurance and determination.
Japan Airlines will trial humanoid robots for baggage handling and aircraft cleaning at Tokyo's Haneda Airport starting in May, citing workforce shortages and rising tourist numbers
إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ
Today we lost more than a friend. The thalassaemia community has lost one of its strongest voices and most dedicated advocates. Muiz (Mui) @abdulmuizhassan was truly one of the pillars of our patient advocacy efforts and someone who stood on the front lines for our community with courage and sincerity.
Mui devoted much of his life to supporting and uplifting people living with thalassaemia in the Maldives. He served the Maldivian Thalassaemia Society in different roles over the years, including as Chairperson and EXCO member. But beyond positions and titles, Mui’s work came from something deeper — a genuine passion and a sense of responsibility toward our community.
Whenever someone in the thalassaemia community needed help, Mui was there. Whether it was guiding patients through the many challenges we face, raising concerns about treatment and facilities, supporting families, or pushing for better services and stronger support systems, he never hesitated to stand up and speak for those who needed a voice.
Many people may never fully know how much he did behind the scenes. Countless problems were solved quietly through his efforts, countless people were supported through his kindness and determination. Mui never sought recognition for any of it. He simply believed that helping this community was his duty.
For me, this loss is deeply personal. Mui and I walked this path together as advocates for the thalassaemia community, standing side by side through many struggles and efforts for our cause. We were also colleagues for some time, and through those years he became much more than a friend to me. He was family, a brother, a partner in this mission, and someone whose heart was always committed to the people we were fighting for.
His voice, courage, and compassion left a mark on this community that will never fade. The thalassaemia community has lost a tireless advocate, and I have lost a brother whose sincerity and dedication I will always remember.
May Allah forgive his shortcomings, accept every effort he made to help others as sadaqah jariyah, fill his grave with light and mercy, and grant him the highest place in Jannatul Firdaus.
May Allah grant patience and strength to his family, friends, and the entire thalassaemia community who mourn this loss.
You may be gone from this world, Mui, but your efforts, your voice, and your impact will continue to live on in the lives you touched and the community you fought so hard to support.