An Indian team that arrived in the Maldives to assist in the investigation of a fire incident affecting three state ministries has concluded its work and departed.
The fire, which broke out at the Housing Ministry, Construction Ministry, and Environment Ministry in the Green Building around 6:30 a.m. on the 12th of this month, was brought under control by the afternoon. The incident resulted in the destruction of important documents and machinery belonging to the three ministries.
Police Commissioner Ali Shujau confirmed the involvement of the Indian team in the investigation, stating that the team collaborated closely with the Maldives Police Service. The special team departed the Maldives on the 22nd of this month.
A police spokesperson explained that the Indian experts examined the scene and collected all necessary details for the investigation. The team also reviewed photos, videos, and CCTV footage of the incident, alongside other critical information. The findings from their analysis will be shared with the Maldives Police Service for further action.
The Maldives Police Service has already taken statements from several witnesses and is continuing its investigation. Authorities have urged anyone with additional information to contact the Major Crime Investigation Department.
The fire, which broke out at the Housing Ministry, Construction Ministry, and Environment Ministry in the Green Building around 6:30 a.m. on the 12th of this month, was brought under control by the afternoon. The incident resulted in the destruction of important documents and machinery belonging to the three ministries.
Police Commissioner Ali Shujau confirmed the involvement of the Indian team in the investigation, stating that the team collaborated closely with the Maldives Police Service. The special team departed the Maldives on the 22nd of this month.
A police spokesperson explained that the Indian experts examined the scene and collected all necessary details for the investigation. The team also reviewed photos, videos, and CCTV footage of the incident, alongside other critical information. The findings from their analysis will be shared with the Maldives Police Service for further action.
The Maldives Police Service has already taken statements from several witnesses and is continuing its investigation. Authorities have urged anyone with additional information to contact the Major Crime Investigation Department.
