The Ministry of Home Affairs has organized a clean-up throughout the Maldives.
The program titled “Emmen Ekugai” (Everyone Together) was organized to mark ‘National Unity Day’ a commemoration of the devastating Tsunami of 2004. It was initiated by home minister Umar Naseer today at Male’ swimming track area.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, Umar said that this program will represent the unity showed by Maldivians on 26 December 2004 following the tsunami and this is a repetition of that same unity.
According to the Home Ministry various government officers, companies and NGOs took part in this program. Five areas of Male’ city were cleaned up in this program today from morning 0730hrs till 1200hrs.
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Well done Umar Naseer.
So far u have shown a good leadership instead of activism and hope u will maintain that