Controversy Has Been Caused By The Digging Of A Narrow Channel By A Resort On A Sandbank Near K. Hinmafushi.
Hinmafushi Council President Shan Ibrahim Stated To Sun That The Resort, Which Dug The Trench Creating A River On The Sandbank, Did Not Have Ownership Over The Sandbank.
Officials From The Island Of Hinmafushi Had Traveled To The Sandbank To Stop The Process Of Digging The Trench When They Became Aware Of It, Said Shan.
Officials Were Now Redepositing The Sand Removed From The Sandbank.

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“The General Manager Of The Gili Lakanfushi Resort, David Stepetic Was Also There. But Now, He Says That He Wants It Resolved Peacefully.” Said Shan.

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Videos That Staffs Came To Sandbank (Finolhu In Maldivian Language). https://t.co/RfKdjzkfAk
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Pictures Of The Damage Of Sandbank https://t.co/TfNmceG4Su
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Has Started That It Is Investigating Complaints That A Resort Dug A Channel On A Sandbank Near K. Hinmafushi, Which It Allegedly Had No Rights Or Ownership Over.
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Meanwhile Resort General Manager Has Travel Banned Because Of The Damage Of The Sandbank.
Tomorrow Having A Protest Against The GM Of Gili Lakanfushi Resort Calling For The Arrest.
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