President Abdulla Yameen has declared an extra day as a public holiday in relation to the occasion of Fitr Eid at the end of the month of Ramadan.
The President’s Office announced that if the Ministry of Islamic Affairs announces July 28 to be Fitr Eid, then July 31 will also be a holiday. If the Ministry instead announces July 29 to be Fitr Eid, then July 28 will be a holiday.
Government bodies will reopen on August 3 after Fitr Eid holidays.
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During the Month of Ramadan, the work hours and through put gets decimated. The holidays per year are like no other.
Even during the best of days, the 8 hours per day will be strutted with coffee breaks, school trips to pick/drop kids etc.
And then we complain that we are not getting paid enough?