A 100-bed hospital is to be built in Addu City later this year, the Health Ministry has announced.
The ministry’s Director General of Health Services Dr Sheeza Ali told local media that there are to be more planned projects to be conducted with the help of international aid this year.
“One thing we are working on right now is to establish a 100-bed Hospital in Addu Atoll. The funds have been approved, but a lot of work needs to be done before the project can begin. We are now working on that,” Sheeza was quoted as saying in local media.
According to the Health Ministry, the Addu City hospital project is to be carried out with financial support from the Saudi Fund and the OPEC fund for International Development (OFID).
Local media reported that the hospital project could not begin until certain conditions proposed by both the Saudi Fund and OFID were met.
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And what may these conditions be? 100 percent Islamic nation status be retained? Vote in Saudi favor in the UN? Send Maldivians to become extremists? Bring their preachers here to spew hate? Use the hospital for ruqya and Islamic medicine?