The environment ministry has handed over 180 out of 200 waste bins donated by the Chinese government to the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) for use in Hulhumalé.
Speaking at a ceremony held at the HDC office today, environment minister Thoriq Ibrahim urged residents of Hulhumalé to make use of the bins and keep the beaches and roads of the reclaimed island clean.
The waste bins were handed to HDC under the ministry’s ‘Saafu Raajje’ waste management campaign.
HDC managing director Mohamed Siman said the state-owned company’s goal was to develop Hulhumalé as a “green city.”
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