Male’ City Council and the Maldives Industrial Fisheries Company (MIFCO) is set to open a new raw fish market at the T-jetty area of the Male’ southwest harbour.
The new market to be opened at 4:00pm tomorrow will be located at the old Champa Market plot.
Councillor Ibrahim Shuja told Sun Online today that the purpose of the new market was to provide affordable raw fish to the public following recent price hikes.
A filleted fish is to be sold between Rf75 and Rf80 while raw fish will be sold for Rf35 to Rf40.
Shuja said that the fish sold at the market would be “freshly caught” catch brought from MIFCO vessels.
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i think using 'fresh fish market' instead of raw.. is better..