BML staff organized various community activities in 6 islands to mark World Humanitarian Day. The activities were carried out in Sh. Funadhoo, N. Manadhoo, F. Nilandhoo, Th. Guraidhoo, GDh. Thinadhoo and Addu City.
The activities carried out include:
- The public hut in Sh. Funadhoo harbor area was renovated and upgraded with new seating areas, lighting, and furnishing.
- N. Manadhoo eastern beach area was upgraded with 25 joali seating and swings for kids.
- F. Nilandhoo branch staff developed the beach area by fixing new seating, dustbins, and BBQ area as well as installing a new shower area for beach users.
- Th. Guraidhoo branch staff renovated the Youth Center in the island by painting the exterior and interior walls and replacing all the lights.
- Gdh. Thinadhoo branch staff carried out painting works at the Thinadhoo Museum Park
- S. Hithadhoo branch staff, Gan Branch staff, and BML Contact Centre Staff cleaned up and developed the Hankeda picnic area installing dustbins and public information signage.
These activities carried out by BML branch staff and volunteers were initiated to bring a positive change and contribute to the community. Earlier this year, BML staff organized similar activities to support local communities.
The activities carried out include:
- The public hut in Sh. Funadhoo harbor area was renovated and upgraded with new seating areas, lighting, and furnishing.
- N. Manadhoo eastern beach area was upgraded with 25 joali seating and swings for kids.
- F. Nilandhoo branch staff developed the beach area by fixing new seating, dustbins, and BBQ area as well as installing a new shower area for beach users.
- Th. Guraidhoo branch staff renovated the Youth Center in the island by painting the exterior and interior walls and replacing all the lights.
- Gdh. Thinadhoo branch staff carried out painting works at the Thinadhoo Museum Park
- S. Hithadhoo branch staff, Gan Branch staff, and BML Contact Centre Staff cleaned up and developed the Hankeda picnic area installing dustbins and public information signage.
These activities carried out by BML branch staff and volunteers were initiated to bring a positive change and contribute to the community. Earlier this year, BML staff organized similar activities to support local communities.
