Vice President Faisal Naseem has urged the Maldives Police Service (MPS) to keep continuing and enhancing their efforts to maintain the public's safety and security throughout the next presidential term. He made the appeal during a meeting held with the frontline police officers working in the Greater Malé Region.
Addressing the gathering, Vice President Naeem stated that MPS has made significant progress in the last five years, despite challenges. He noted the launch of the National College of Policing and Law Enforcement and noted the numerous efforts made to further the development of police services in this regard. He also commended the MPS for their efforts in ensuring public safety and security, highlighting in particular their proactive involvement during the COVID-19 crisis.
Furthermore, Vice President Naseem encouraged MPS to carry on their efforts in addressing domestic issues and issues related to marine transport, road safety and security, work environments, and drug abuse. He highlighted the efforts being made to develop Kalhaidhoo in Laamu Atoll as a rehabilitation island, emphasising the administration's holistic approach to substance abuse and addiction.
Additionally, Vice President Naseem commended MPS for their efforts to increase awareness, guarantee public safety and security, and ensure a secure society.