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Buildings Currently Under Monitoring / Quarantine Building Name Date Buildings Currently Under Monitoring / Quarantine Building Name Date Male Square, B902 1 September V. Faanthari, 2nd Floor 1 September H. Eesha, 2nd Floor 1 September H. Gardenia, Ground Floor 1 September Kinbi, 502 1 September M. Rosa, Ground Floor 1 September M. Windscreen, Ground Floor 1 September H. Beehive, Ground Floor 1 September M. Fonihelebelige. Ground Floor 1 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 1 H. Melins, 2nd Floor 1 September Lux Villa, 3rd Floor 1 September V. Koka Manzil, 1B 1 September G. Maarehi, 5th Floor 2 September H. Aidamwood 2 September Ma. Kimulas, 1st Floor 2 September Hulhumale Lot 11179, 2A 2 September Dawly, Hulhangubai, Ground Floor 2 September M. Dhilaavaruge 2 September M. Furankara, 7A, 8B & 9A 2 September Hulhumale Flat 150-3-04 2 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 2 H. White Sping, 6th Floor 2 September M. Carnationge, 9th Floor 2 September1139 1 Ma. Shady Avenue, 7th Floor 2 September H. Dhilaasaage, 1st Floor 2 September Hulhumale Lot 11391, 1st Floor 2 September Favourite Corner, 4th Floor 2 September Hulhumale Flat 87-1-01 2 September Hulhumale Flat 134-03-04 2 September M. Dhilaavaruge, 3B 2 September Daaliyaa, 8A 2 September M. Nasy Rose, 1st Floor 3 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 3 H. Roashan Lane 3 September M. Light Garden, 5th Floor 3 September Breeze, Ground Floor 3 September Hulhumale Flat 138-02-04 3 September Ma. Dorency Villa 3 September M. Medalimaage, 1st Floor 3 September G. Hazaaruaabadh, Ground Floor 3 September Abeeru Aage, 1st Floor 3 September Ranhiri, Male 3 September Male Square A507 3 September M. Haimaa, 4th Floor 3 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 4 G. Golden Star, 7th Floor 3 September M. Maakanaa, 7A 3 September M. Maandhoogey, Dhekunubai 3 September Maamutaa, 1st Floor 3 September Hulhumale Flat 57-G-01 4 September V. Plate, 2nd Floor 4 September Hulhumale Lot 10454, 2nd Floor 4 September M. Sevil 2, 3rd Floor 5 September M. Muiri, 2B 5 September H. Halaveligasdhoshuge, 3rd Floor 5 September M. Vilufusheege 5 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 5 M. Falconge, 3rd Floor 5 September M. Nalahiya Villa, 7A & 8B 5 September Hulhumale Lot 11299, 2nd Floor 5 September G. Zamaa Villa, Ground Floor 5 September Ma. Noormanzil Villa, 2nd Floor 5 September M. Nayaa, 1st Floor 5 September Hulhumale Lot 11116 6 September Nafeesaa Manzil, Male’ 6 September G. Zetha, 5B 6 September Maalhuveli, Male’ 6 September Hulhumale Lot 10689 6 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 6 Paruvaanaage, Ground Floor 6 September Raw House 13-04, Hulhumale 6 September G. Pool Dream, 6B 6 September Male Hiya 2, 16-03 7 September G. Nafeesa Manzil 7 September Maalhuveli, Male’ 7 September G. Haazal House, 7th Floor 7 September M. Feerozvilla, 9th Floor 7 September Orchard, 1st Floor 7 September G. Aasam, 5B 7 September Feyvaru, Male’ 8 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 7 G. Saatanuge, 1st Floor 8 September Hulhumale Flat 93-G-03 8 September Male Hiya, 16-03 8 September H. Favour, 2nd Floor 8 September Sinamale Flat 3-3-01 9 September G. Villa, 1st Floor 9 September G. Sunsunge, Ground Floor 9 September Hulhumale Lot 11064 9 September G. Koshak, 2B 9 September M. Bodudhiggaagasdhoshuge, 7A 9 September M. Rose, 1st Floor 9 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 8 Sinamale 3, 34-02 9 September M. Happy Luck, 4th Floor 9 September Ma. Riogrand 3 9 September V. Esma 9 September H. Sameera Aabaadh, 1st Floor 9 September G. Sunsunge, Ground Floor 9 September Kandhumaage Aage, Ground Floor 9 September Hulhumale Flat 107-2-04 9 September M. Nalahiya Villa, 8B 9 September G. Sinamale 3, 33-01 9 September Ma. Hudhulilymaa, 2nd Floor 10 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 9 M. Varunulaa, 5th Floor 10 September M. Hadhiyya, 3rd Floor 10 September Ma. Kaaviyaa, 1st & 5th Floor 10 September Hulhumale Lot 11345, 2A 10 September Feeroazu Lodge, 8B 10 September M. Nasfaru, 6A 10 September Ma. Kedhifashuvige, 2nd Floor 10 September M. Tarook, Dhekunu 10 September M. Badialige 10 September Hulhumale Flat 33-G-02 10 September H. Favour, 2nd Floor 10 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 10 H. Gardenia, 1st Floor 10 September H. Alaniru 10 September Kandufushi, 1st Floor 10 September H. Janavaree Villa, 3B 10 September Kandholhumaage 10 September Sheraton, 1, 628E 10 September M. Bodudhiggaagasdhoshuge, 2B 10 September H. Sweet Meet, 2A 11 September H. Lhaimagu, 4B 11 September Kudhimaa Villa, 8th Floor 11 September Burehimaage, 3rd Floor 11 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 11 H. Block, 101, Villimale 11 September Sinamale 3, 33-01 11 September H. Parkside, 9A 11 September Hudhu Carnation, 1st Floor 11 September Nirufehi, 1st Floor 11 September M. Indiana, 2nd Floor 11 September Garnet, 1B 11 September M. Nalahiyaa Villa, 8B 11 September Ma. Base 12 September M. Habarumaage, 1st Floor 12 September H. Mirusge, Ground Floor 12 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 12 G. Nilandhoo 12 September Ma. Hudhulilymaa, 2nd Floor 12 September H. Hamathi, 1st Floor 12 September H. Thizular, 1st Floor 12 September M. Kuredhige, 4th Floor 12 September Ma. Cool Star, 1st Floor 12 September M. Town Villa, 6th Floor 12 September Sinamale Flat 3-3-01 13 September Hudhukelaa, Ground Floor 13 September One Avenue Building, S 405, Hulhumale 13 September One Avenue Building, N 202, Hulhumale 13 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 13 G. Lady Moon 13 September M. Green Flower, 5B 13 September Waaruge 13 September Hulhumale Flat 130-3-02 13 September H. Hamathi, 1st Floor 13 September Polgaha Villa, 5B 13 September G. Cream, 5th Floor 13 September Oliver Green, Ground Floor 13 September Dhirimoo 14 September M. Veevaru, 5th Floor 14 September West Coast, 1st Floor 14 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 14 M. Theefaridhoo, 5B 14 September Roanu West 14 September H. Romaniya, 1st Floor 14 September G. Ilaa, 1st Floor 14 September Hulhumale Lot 11111 14 September G. Medo Dhekunubai, 4th Floor 14 September Creamge, 2nd Floor 14 September M. Lansimooge, Ground Floor 14 September H. Rabee’ee Manzil, 6A 14 September Ma. Billoorimaage 14 September G. Sinamale 3, 33-01 14 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 15 M. Lonadhoo Hiya, 7B 14 September Ocean Reed, 403 15 September Roanu West 15 September G. Gasru, 9B 15 September Ma. Neru, 3rd Floor 15 September H. Romaniya, 1st Floor 15 September Vimla 15 September Ma. Four Wings, Ground Floor 15 September H. Ivory 15 September Amin Avenue B204, Hulhumale 15 September Hulhumale Lot 11061, 1A 15 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 16 Ranbusthaanuge, 2A 15 September G. Raihaanuge, 2nd Floor 15 September Billoorimaage, 1st Floor 15 September Hulhumale Flat G7-BS-3 15 September H. Vaijeheyge, 4B 15 September H. Raali, 5th & 6th Floor 15 September Hulhumale Flat 151-1-01 15 September Neel Manzil, 2B 16 September H. Kiosk, 3rd Floor 16 September H. Rabee’ee Manzil, 6A 16 September V. Saara Villa 16 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 17 Dhanvaruge, 3rd Floor 16 September Hiyaafinige, 2nd Floor 16 September M. Laaba, 5B 16 September Hulhumale Lot 11061, 1A 16 September Ma. Himaliya, 301 & 702 16 September M. Lubogasdhoshuge, 2nd Floor 16 September Hulhumale Flat 94-G-04 16 September Hireveri 16 September Ma. Sithura, 2nd Floor 16 September White Lily 17 September Unikuri, Ground & 5th Floor 17 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 18 M. Ihaali, 2B 17 September Thin Fiya, Ground Floor 17 September Faalsaage, 1st Floor 17 September G. Zamaan, Ground & 2nd Floor 17 September H. Suvasa Manzil, 5th Floor 17 September Nasreenuge, 303 17 September H. Haagoshi, 1st Floor 18 September H. Suvasa Manzil, 3rd Floor 18 September M. Four Star, Ground Floor 18 September Achieve, Ground Floor 18 September G. Naazukee Gulshan, 3rd Floor 18 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 19 H. Eliathu Villa, 3rd Floor 19 September M. Hero, Ground Floor 19 September Kandhumaage Aage, Ground Floor 19 September H. Ishaz, 4th Floor 19 September H. Isdhoo, 1st Floor 19 September M. Gaus, 1st Floor 19 September V. Sarangu Jaree 2, 1st Floor 19 September M. Husnoo, 3B 19 September Galagili, 3A 19 September Temporary Site 98, Hulhumale 19 September G. Funfalhu, 3rd Floor 19 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 20 Hulhumale Flat 84, Ground Floor 19 September M. White Sand, 1st Floor 19 September Asrafee Villa, 5B 20 September Hulhumale Lot 10491, 1st Floor 20 September Mahmaa Villa 20 September H. Miurex, 3rd Floor 20 September Galagili, 3A 20 September H. Amsa Villa, 3rd Floor 20 September Reysham, Ground Floor 20 September M. Nirufayi 20 September Red Flower, 1st Floor 20 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 21 Malsha, 3rd Floor, Hulhumale 20 September M. Sunshade 20 September Flat 7305, Hulhumale 20 September Niru 21 September M. Nellaidhooge, 3rd Floor 21 September Hulhumale Lot 10580, Ground Floor 21 September Ma. Nailoanuge, 5A 21 September Janavaree Villa, 9A 21 September H. Ocean Velly, Ground Floor 21 September Berebedhimaage Aage, 3rd Floor 21 September M. Ranbusthaanuge, 7th Floor 21 September Last Updated: 19th November 2020 23:15 22 Sathuhu, 2nd Floor 21 September Ocean Shade, 1st Floor 21 September Gaakoshi Flat A902 21 September V. Aanam, Ground Floor 21 September H. Maakaree House, 5B 21 September G. Nissa, 3rd Floor 21 September M. Thoathaage, 1st Floor 22 September Ma. Bulbul Aage, 3rd Floor 22 September Commercial Area B Block, Apartment 13, Villimale 22 September H.
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