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Buildings Currently Under Monitoring / Quarantine # Building Name Date 1 Amin Hiya Accommodation 19 April 2 M. Nelum 27 April 3 H. Ever Peace 2 May 4 Hulhumale Flat 105-04-05 4 May 5 Fehiveshi, 33165, Hulhumale 5 May 6 H. Green West, 1st Floor 6 May 7 Moon Guest House, Male’ 6 May 8 Maamendhoo Guest House, Male’ 6 May 9 Island Expert, Worker's camp, Hulhumale 6 May 10 Ma. Haneef Guest House 8 May Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 1 11 Hulhumale Flat 11-2-08 9 May 12 M. Thinkuri, 1st Floor 9 May 13 M. Raaz, 1st Floor 9 May 14 Hulhumale Flat 39-3-08 10 May 15 M. Bulaasamuge 10 May 16 Ma. Fasmoo, 2nd Floor 10 May 17 M. New Nelum, RCNC Bai 12 May 18 Hulhumale Lot 10015 14 May 19 G. Samiyya 14 May 20 G. Ruvaa 14 May 21 Beach Palace Guest House, Room 107 15 May Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 2 22 Hulhumale Flat 109-G-04 16 May 23 H. Veroom, Ground Floor 16 May 24 Ma. Valley Side 17 May 25 H. Thanbee Aage, 4th Floor 17 May 26 H. Velaaveli, 3rd Floor 17 May 27 Hulhumale Flat 152-2-4 17 May 28 Maavaharu 3 - Raw House, Hulhumale 18 May 29 Ma. Dhanbufashuvige 19 May 30 Ma. Maafuna, 6th Floor 21 May 31 H. Falhubalaage, 3rd Floor 21 May 32 G. Green Land, 2nd Floor 21 May Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 3 33 Ma. Rihi Ali, 4th Floor 22 May 34 Beach Palace (Guest House), Hulhumale 22 May 35 Hulhumale Lot, 11223, 3B 22 May 36 M. Shafaamaa, 4th Floor 23 May 37 Ma. Mithuna 1st Floor 23 May 38 G. Ruvaa 23 May 39 Ma. Iskandharu Villa, 6B 24 May 40 Ma. Dhunburige 25 May 41 G. Alimathaage 27 May 42 M. Kagi, 1st Floor 28 May 43 H. Aidamwood, 2D 29 May Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 4 44 M. Aaazaadhee Gulshan, Ground Floor 29 May 45 M. Maaridha 29 May 46 Aameen Guest House 29 May 47 M. Hero, 2nd Floor 29 May 48 M. Dhaarulnooraini, 2nd Floor 29 May 49 H. Coal Field, 4A 29 May 50 H. Haalhalamaage, 2B 29 May 51 M. Polgaha Villa, 2B 29 May 52 H.Dhekunukoshi, 4th Floor 29 May 53 H. Unimaa Lodge, Room 305 30 May 54 M. Anoanaage 30 May Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 5 55 Ma. Sky Villa, Ground Floor 30 May 56 Ma. Maadharee 30 May 57 M. Nimsha View, 3A 30 May 58 M. Haabin, 1st Floor 30 May 59 Ma. Ajumee Star, 5th Floor 30 May 60 H. Seema Villa 30 May 61 G. Fehivaage 30 May 62 M. Fonithulhaage 30 May 63 Ma. Rihi Ali 30 May 64 H. Efornium, 4th Floor 30 May 65 H. Kinbimaage Aage, 1st Floor 30 May Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 6 66 M. Quilt, 4A 31 May 67 H. Blue Asseyri, 3rd Floor 31 May 68 G. Funfalhu, 3C 31 May 69 Hulhumale Flat 101-G-01 31 May 70 M. New Sunny Way, 9A 31 May 71 Ma. Never Corn 31 May 72 M. Mirihimaage, 1st Floor 31 May 73 M. Maavina, 3rd Floor 31 May 74 Hulhumale Lot 11228, 1A 31 May 75 Hulhumale Lot 10305, 3rd Floor 31 May 76 Hulhumale Flat 70-3-2 1 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 7 77 M. Rruvaaguge, Ground Floor 1 June 78 Hulhumale Flat 122-3-03 1 June 79 G. Hope, Ground Floor 1 June 80 Ma. Faransaage, 3rd Floor 1 June 81 M. Mathares 1 June 82 M. Filaaliya 2 June 83 Hulhumale Lot 10387 2 June 84 M. Maakanaa, 4B, 5B, 8B 2 June 85 M. Asal, 5th Floor 2 June 86 H. Fabric Lodge, 1st Floor 2 June 87 G. Beach Nest, Ground Floor 2 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 8 88 M. Lemon, 3rd Floor 2 June 89 G. Fenfalhu, 3B, 3C 2 June 90 G. Vara Palace, 2nd Floor 2 June 91 M. Elacio, 603, 702, 801, 802 2 June 92 Hulhumale Flat 86-02-03 2 June 93 Hulhumale Flat 120-G-01 2 June 94 Hulhumale Flat 60-1-04 2 June 95 Hulhumale Flat 169-G-02 2 June 96 G. Green Villa, Ground & 1st Floor 2 June 97 M. Kinaareege, 1st Floor 3 June 98 G. Koashak 5A 3 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 9 99 H. Homa, 8A 3 June 100 G. Gaakoshi Flat, 807A 3 June 101 Hulhumale Lot 11337, 3rd Floor 3 June 102 Coral Ville C9-G-A, Hulhumale 3 June 103 H. Pentium, Ground Floor 3 June 104 M. Onu, 3rd Floor 3 June 105 Hulhumale Lot 10205, 1st Floor 3 June 106 Hulhumale Flat 13-03-01 3 June 107 Hulhumale Flat 70-1-03 3 June 108 Hulhumale Flat 101-G-01 3 June 109 Ma. Ajumee Star, 6th Floor 4 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 10 110 M. Dhemaa, Ground, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Floor 4 June 111 M. Naira Guest House 4 June 112 G. Zamnaa 4 June 113 M. Sunbury 4 June 114 M. Shining Star, 3rd Floor 4 June 115 Hulhumale Lot 1143, Apartment 4A, 5 June 116 Ma. Astral Aage 5 June 117 Ma. Fura 5 June 118 G. Dhonhiri, 3rd Floor 5 June 119 H. Binmathee Aage, 2nd Floor 5 June 120 H. Afsantheen 2, 3rd Floor 5 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 11 121 H. Moonimaa Hiya, Ground Floor 6 June 122 Mehendhige / S.Maradhoo 6 June 123 Raiymaage / S.Maradhoo 6 June 124 Four Flower / S.Maradhoo 6 June 125 Sweet Valley / S.Maradhoo 6 June 126 Naahiru / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 127 Flat No 9-3-01 / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 128 Hilan / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 129 Flat No 3-G-02 / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 130 Gulhazaarumaage / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 131 Unithoshige / S.Hithadhoo 6 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 12 132 Zaha Manzil / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 133 Reyneez Light / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 134 Morning Vaadhee / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 135 Kethi / S. Meedhoo 6 June 136 Centre Point 2 / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 137 Pink Coral / S. Meedhoo 6 June 138 Flat No 10-2-3 / S. Hithadhoo 6 June 139 Fiyafaalhi / S. Hithadhoo 6 June 140 Aliga / S.Hithadhoo 6 June 141 Pink Patel / S. Feydhoo 6 June 142 Heenamaage / S. Feydhoo 6 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 13 143 Fahaage / S. Feydhoo 6 June 144 Gulshan Villa / S. Feydhoo 6 June 145 Asrafeevilla / S.Meedhoo 6 June 146 West View / S. Meedhoo 6 June 147 Gulbakaage / S. Meedhoo 6 June 148 Baharee Villa / S. Hulhudhoo 6 June 149 Lavendly / S.Hulhudhoo 6 June 150 M. Lucky Hiya, 2nd Floor 6 June 151 G. Edhuruhiyaa, 708 6 June 152 Hulhumale Lot 10416 6 June 153 H. Hudhanbaruge 2 & 3 6 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 14 154 Free Park / S. Hithadhoo 6 June 155 Green Farm / S.Hulhudhoo 6 June 156 M. Maimoo, 1st Floor 6 June 157 H. Shabaashine, 5th Floor 6 June 158 H. Unihiya, 5th Floor 6 June 159 Global Deal Workshop / K. Thilafushi 7 June 160 H. Dhonveli Thundi, 7th Floor 7 June 161 Muivina / S. Feydhoo 7 June 162 H. Kasthoorimaage, 3rd Floor 8 June 163 G. Fasaana, 6A 8 June 164 Asseyrige / F. Nilandhoo 8 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 15 165 Flat 6-G-03 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 166 Flat 5-G-03 / S. Hithadhoo 8 June 167 Reynis / S.Hulhudhoo 8 June 168 Satharuge / S. Hithadhoo 8 June 169 Shabnamge Dhekunu Bai / S.Feydhoo 8 June 170 Asseyri Villa / S. Hulhudhoo 8 June 171 Helegeli / S. Feydhoo 8 June 172 Samandharu / S. Hithadhoo 8 June 173 Dhaharaan / S. Meedhoo 8 June 174 Baahy / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 175 Manzilge / S.Hithadhoo 8 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 16 176 Morning Glory / S.Maradhoo 8 June 177 Guldhasthaa Villa / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 178 Taimaage / S. Hithadhoo 8 June 179 Asseyri Dhekunu Faraaiy / S. Feydhoo 8 June 180 Green Villa / S.Meedhoo 8 June 181 Flat 08-02-01 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 182 Flat 08-02-02 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 183 Fehi Vina / S. Hulhudhoo 8 June 184 Flat 14-G-03 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 185 Flat 14-G-04 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 186 Flat 14-G-05 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 17 187 Flat 14-G-09 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 188 Flat 14-G-10 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 189 Vaijeheyge / S.Hulhudhoo 8 June 190 Flat 1-01-02 / S.Hithadhoo 8 June 191 Ma. Lakshana, 4th Floor 8 June 192 Flat 03-G-5 / S. Hithadhoo 8 June 193 Finifenmaage / Gn. Fuvahmulah 8 June 194 Dhaarulkhair / S. Meedhoo 8 June 195 Shabnam Villa / S. Hithadhoo 8 June 196 G. Ishraag, 1st Floor 8 June 197 H. Velasfaruge Aage, 1st Floor 8 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 18 198 Ma. Daisy Villa, 2nd Floor 8 June 199 Elite / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 200 Roaza / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 201 Rabaathu / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 202 Flat No: 21-01-01 / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 203 Haasil / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 204 Marina / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 205 Blue Moon / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 206 Mehel / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 207 Rosemeed / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June 208 Rihi View / Gn. Fuvahmulah 9 June Last Updated: 20 June, 23:25 19 209 Twister / Gn.
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    Maldives Food and Drug Authority Ministry Of Health Male', Republic of Maldives PHARMACY REGISTER Number: MTG/RE-PL/Li 0007/2019-0012 Date: 31.12.2019 (December) ATOLL / ISLAN NAME OF PHARMACY PHARMACY ADDRESS PHARMACY OWNER NAME OWNER ADDRESS CODE REG NO EXPIRY DATEEXPIRY DATE REGISTER OF LICENCE RENEWED DATE PH-0058 QN K.MALE ADK PHARMACY 1 ADK HOSPITAL, SOSUNMAGU ADK PHARMACUITICAL COMPANY PVT H.SILVER LEAF 07.03.2019 14.02.1996 06.03.2021 PH-0056 A K.MALE ADK PHARMACY 2 M. SNOWLIYAA ,KANBAA AISARANIHINGUN,MALE' ADK COMPANY PVT LTD H.SILVER LEAF 08.10.2019 08.12.2002 07.10.2021 PH-0057 A K.MALE ADK PHARMACY 3 H. VILLUNOO ADK COMPANY PVT LTD H.SILVER LEAF 19.09.2018 08.03.1994 18.09.2020 PH-0073 A K.MALE ADK PHARMACY 5 AROWMA VILLA , MAVEYOMAGU ADK COMPANY PVT LTD H.SILVER LEAF 23.05.2019 26.08.2010 24.05.2021 PH -0366 A K.MALE ADK PHARMACY 6 M. VELIFERAM, HANDHUVAREE HINGUN ADK COMPANY PVT LTD H.SILVER LEAF 25.09.2018 26.08.2010 24.09.2020 PH-0038 B K.MALE AMDC PHARMACY M. RANALI , SHAARIUVARUDHEE HINGUN AMDC & DIGNOTIC CENTRE PVT LTD., M.MISURURUVAAGE 12.03.2019 01.03.1994 11.03.2021 PH-0039 D K.MALE CENTRAL CLINIC PHARMACY M. DHILLEE VILLA , JANBUMAGU CENTRAL CLINIC MEDICAL SERVICES PM. DHILLEEVILLA, JANBUMAGU 28.05.2019 15.10.2002 27.05.2021 PH-0356 D K.MALE CENTRAL MEDICAL CENTRE CHEMIST M. NIMSAA , FAREEDHEE MAGU CENTRAL CLINIC MEDICAL SERVICES PM.DHIHLEEVILLA, K.MALE' 25.09.2019 12.07.2010 24.09.2021 PH - 0369 D K.MALE CENTRAL MEDICAL CENTRE PHARMACY M.
  • Feasibility Study for Application of Photovoltaic

    Feasibility Study for Application of Photovoltaic

    Republic of Maldives Ministry of Housing, Transport and Environment (MHTE) Maldives Energy Authority (MEA) State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR APPLICATION OF PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER ON MALE’ AND HULHUMALE’ ISLANDS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES FINAL REPORT NOVEMBER 2009 JAPAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY YACHIYO ENGINEERING CO., LTD SHIKOKU ELECTRIC POWER CO., INC. PREFACE In response to a request from the Republic of Maldives, the Government of Japan decided to conduct the Feasibility Study for Application of Photovoltaic Power on Male’ and Hulhumale’ Islands and entrusted to the study to the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). JICA selected and dispatched a study team headed by Mr. Tadayuki Ogawa of Yachiyo Engineering Co., LTD. (yec) and consists of yec and Shikoku Electric Power Co., INC. four times between February and November, 2009. The team held discussions with the officials concerned of the Government of Maldives and conducted field surveys at the study area. Upon returning to Japan, the team conducted further studies and prepared this final report. I hope that this report will contribute to the promotion of this project and to the enhancement of friendly relationship between our two countries. Finally, I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the officials concerned of the Government of Maldives for their close cooperation extended to the study. November 2009 Atsuo Kuroda Vice President Japan International Cooperation Agency Mr. Atsuo Kuroda Vice President Japan International Cooperation Agency LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL November 2009 Dear Sir, It is my great pleasure to submit herewith the Final Report of “The Feasibility Study for Application of Photovoltaic Power on Male’ and Hulhumale’ Islands in the Republic of Maldives”.