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MALDIVIAN MAP

HAA ALIF ATOLL HOSPITAL HAA DHAALU KULUDUFUSHI REGIONAL HOSPITALShaviyani Atoll HospitalNoonu Atoll Hospital

ALL(systematic network ) MAIN SERVER administrative officer systematic network

Raa Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital

Baa Atoll Hospital

Lhaviyani Atoll Hospital

ALL(systematic network ) MAIN SERVERadministrativeofficer systematic network

. KAAFU ATOLL

Indira Gandhi Memorial HospitaL ADK Hospital

• Alif Alif Atoll Hospital

• Alif Dhaalu Atoll Hospital

• Vaavu Atoll Hospital


MEMU • Muli Regional Hospital

• Faafu Atoll Hospital

• Dhaa• Thaa Atoll Hospital

• Thaa Atoll Hospital


3 HOSPITAL MUST BE CONNECT LAAMU • Gan Regional Hospital

• Gaaf Alif Atoll Hospital JOIN

GAAFU DHAALU • Thinadhoo Regional Hospital

• Nyaviyani Atoll Hospital

SEENU ATOLL •Hithadhoo Regional Hospital

PRAVIT HEATH CENTER AND PRAVIT PAMACEY WITH ASSANDA NATIONAL TALSIMA CENTER (MAKE BONE MAROW)

NUCULADUNTARECAN HUNA KUDEANA FUND WITH HEALTH NATIONAL PROTECT AGENCY(NSPA)

MINISISTER OF GANDA

PROTECT CHIDREN

CARE UNIT IN THE MALDIVES

BELOWER 91 CHIDREN LOOK AFTER GIVING

FREE EDUCATION AND ACCOMADATION AND

FOOD FREE AND FROM GOVERNMENT MALDIVES

ALL SAVER CONNECT WITH MINISTER OF HEATH WEBSITE

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MINISTER OF HEATH DEPARTMENT AMOUNT OF EMPOLOYED

AMOUNT

144 MINSTER OF HEATH 1116 HEATH PROTACATION AGENCE 236 NATIONAL SOCAL PROTACTION

AGENCE 3

48 MALDIVES BLOOD SERIVES 4 72 MALDIVES FOOD AND DRUG

AUTORATEY 5

27 DHAMANA 6 TOTALAMOUNT OF EMPOLYED

443

MALDIVIAN WORK DOCTER AND NURIS AND PARMARCEY AVRIBLE IN MALDIVES 2014DOCTOR

POSSION AMOUNT1 WOMEN DOCTOR 212 SUGEREY 133 DOCTOR FOR (HEENATA) 184 SPECALY FOR CHILDREN DOCTOR 165 FEDESTION 76 SEYKIATOREY 47 DIMOLOGIST 5

8 REDIOLOGIST 19 AUTOPEDISTION 510 EANT 411 OPTOMOLOGIST 512 MEDICAL OFFICAR 31413 DENTAL FOR SPECAL DOCTOR 111 MALDIVAIAN DOCTER 82 FOREN DOCTOR 416TOTAL 424

NURISE AVRIABLE IN MALDIVES 2014

1 MALDIVIAN NURISE 7352 FOREN NURISE 661TOTAL 1396

PARAMACEY AVRIABLE IN MALDIVES 2014

AMOUNT 269 PARAMACEY

HOSPITAL AND HEATH CENTER AMOUNT EMPOLYED

AMOUNT HOSPITAL AND HEATH CENTER 300 TOTAL HAALIF ATOLL 8413 TOTAL HAA DHALU ATOLL 17338 TOTAL Shaviyani Atoll 2237 TOTAL Noonu Atoll 9331 TOTAL RAA ATOLL 13259 TOTAL BAA ATOLL 4166 TOTAL Lhaviyani Atoll 2

204 TOTAL KAAFU ATOLL 3172 TOTAL Alif Alif Atoll 2208 TOTAL Alif Dhaalu 272 TOTAL Vaavu Atoll 8155 TOTAL MEMU ATOLL153 TOTAL Faafu Atoll 5156 TOTAL Dhaa Atoll 4302 TOTAL Thaa Atoll 17

295 TOTAL LAAMU ATOLL 8231 TOTAL Gaaf Alif Atoll 10355 TOTAL GAAFU DHAALU ATOLL 5107 TOTAL Nyaviyani Atoll 7326 TOTAL SEENU ATOLL 4183 TOTAL HULUMALE HOSPITAL

HOSPITAL AND HEATH CENTER TOTAL 4963 130 TEMPRORY EMPLOYED ALLOGETTER 5093

NUMBER OF BEDS IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL & HEATH CENTERS YEARS 2013

MALE NAME OF HOSPITAL INPATIENT BEDS OTHER BED

IGMH 273 22HULUMALE HOSPTAL 46 12VILMALE HOSPITAL 1 5SENAHIYA 14 19

HAA ALIF ATOLL

DHIDHOO 16 11HOARAFUSHI 10 2KELAA 8 2BAARAH 6 3UTHEEM 3 2ULIGAMU 4 2THAKANDHOO 4 2FILADHOO 4 2

THURAAKUNU 4 2MAARANDHOO 3 2VASHAFARU 3 2MURAIDHOO 4 2MULHADHOO 4 2IHAVANDHOO 8 3

HAA DHAAL ATOLL

KULHUDHUFFUSHI 52 35HANIMAADHOO 9 4MAKUNDHOO 6 5NOLHARAM 9 4VAIKARADHOO 10 4NEYKURENDHOO 5 4NOLHIVARANFARU 5 4KUMUNDHOO 5 4

NEILAIDHOO 6 4NAIVAADHOO 3 2KURINBI 2 3FINEY 2 1HIRIMARADHOO 2 1

SHAVIYANI ATOLL

FUNADHOO 14 26KOMANDHOO 10 10MILANDHOO 12 12KANDITHEEM 6 6FOKAIDHOO 8 8MAAUGOODHOO 6 8BILEIYFAHI 6 8FEYDHOO 5 5

MAROSHI 4 8LHAIMAGU 2 8FEEVAH 3 6GOIDHOO 5 8NARUDHOO 2 8NOOMRAA 2 6

NOONU ATOLL

MANADHOO 15 12VELIDHOO 10 2HOLHUDHOO 9 4KENDHIKULHDHOO 7 3LANDHOO 6 3MAALHENDHOO 1 3LHOHI 4 4MILADHOO 2 1

KUDAFARI 4 2HENBADHOO 1 1MAGOODHOO 1 2FOHDHOO 0 1

RAA ATOLL

UNGOOFAARU 24 13ALIFUSHI 9 3MADUVVARI 0 0HULHUDHUFAARU 8 4MEEDHOO 2 3INGURAIDHOO 5 3MAAKURATHU 1 3RASGETHEEM 3 3

INNAMAADHOO 0 0RASMAADHOO 1 3AGOLHITHEEM 0 2FAINU 0 0KINOHAS 0 0VAADHOO 3 4DHUVAAFARU 4 3

BAA ATOLL

EYDHAFUSHI 17 9THULHAADHOO 8 3HITHAADHOO 5 4KENDHOO 4 3DHARAVANDHOO 4 3GOAIDHOO 4 3KUDARIKILU 3 3KAMADHOO 3 2

MAALHOS 4 3KIHAADHOO 3 2DHONFANU 0 1FULHADHOO 2 1FEHENDHOO 0 1

LHAVIYANI ATOLL

NAIFARU 22 15HINNAVARU 15 3KURENDHOO 13 3OLHUVELIFUSHI 5 2MAAFILAAFUSHI 2 2

KAAFU ATOLL

THULUSDHOO 8 4KAASHIDHOO 9 3HIMMAFUHI 5 4MAAFUSHI 6 3GURAIDHOO 5 4HURAA 8 3GAAFARU 3 2DHIFUSHI 4 3

GULHI 3 3

ALIF ALIF ATOLL

RASDHOO 19 9THODDOO 4 3HIMANDHOO 5 3FERIDHOO 4 5UKULHAS 4 3MATHIVERI 4 3MAALHOS 3 4BODUFULHADHOO 3 3

ALIF DHAAL ATOLL

MAHIBADHOO 16 7MAAMIGILI 17 3DHIGURAH 4 3DHAGETHI 6 3FENFUSHI 5 4OMADHOO 4 4HANGHAAMEEDHOO 3 3KUBURUDHOO 3 2

DHIDHOO 3 2MANDHOO 2 1

VAAVU ATOLL

FELIDHOO 6 4KEYODHOO 0 5FULIDHOO 0 5THINADHOO 0 5RAKEEDHOO 0 5

MEEMU ATOLL

MULI 6 8KOLHUFUSHI 6 3DHIGARU 1 3MULAH 8 2MADUVVARI 4 3VEYVAH 2 2RAIMANDHOO 1 2NAALAAFUSHI 1 2

FAAFU ATOLL

NILANDHOO 15 7MAGOODHOO 6 3FEEALI 6 3BILEYDHOO 6 3DHARBOODHOO 1 3

DHAAL ATOLL

KUDAHUVADHOO 17 7BANDIDHOO 5 3MEEDHOO 9 3MAAENBOODHOO 4 3HULHUDHELI 4 3RIBIDHOO 3 3

THAA ATOLL

VEYMANDHOO 24 8THIMARAFUSHI 13 4BURUNI 3 3VILLIFUSHI 8 4HIRLANDHOO 5 4GURAIDHOO 14 6KINBIDHOO 4 3DHIYAMINGILI 3 3

MADIFUSHI 8 1OMADHOO 1 3GAADHIFUSHI 3 3KANDHOODHOO 3 3VANDHOO 2 3

LAAMU ATOLL

GAN 48 22HITHDHOO 0 4MAAVAH 1 4FONADHOO 1 4ISDHOO 1 3MAABAIDHOO 1 3MAAMENDHOO 1 2DHANBIDHOO 1 3

KUNAHANDHOO 1 3GAADHOO 1 3MUNDHOO 1 2KALHAIDHOO 1 3

GAAFU ALIF ATOLL

VILINGILI 18 10DHAANDHOO 5 3KOLAMAAFUSHI 10 3MAAMENDHOO 5 3GEMANAFUSHI 8 3KANDUHUHLUDHOO

3 3

NILANDHOODHEVVADHOO

45

33

KONDEY 3 3

GAAFU DHAAL ATOLL.

THINADHOO 47 18GADHDHOO 20 5FIYORI 10 4VAADHOO 5 3FARES MAATHODA 6 3RTHAFANDHOO 5 3MADAVEL 8 3HOADEDHOO 2 3

NADELLA 4 3

NAVIYANI ATOLL

FUVAHMULAH 33 13

SEENU ATOLL

HITHADHOO 48 33MARADHOO 7 3HULHUDHOO- MEEDHOO 19 5FEYDHOO 12 3

TOTAL

LEVEL ONE HOSPITALATOLL ISLANDHDH. KULHUDHUFUSHI REGIONAL HOSPITAL HDH. KULHUDHUFUSHIL.GAM REGIONAL HOSPITAL L.GAMDR.ABDUSSAMADH MEMORRIAL HOSPITAL GDH.THINADHOOS.HITHADHOO REGIONAL HOSIPITAL S.HITHADHOOR.UGOOFAARU REGIONAL HOSPITAL R.UNGOOFAARUHULUMALE HOSPITAL HULUMALE

LEVEL TWO HOSPITALSATOLL ISLANDHA.ATOLL HOSPITAL H.A DHIDHDHDHOOLH ATOLL HOSPITAL LH.NAIFARUGA.ATOLL HOSPITAL GA.VILINGILIGN ATOLL HOSPITAL GN.FUVAHMULAH

LEVEL THREE HOSPITALS ATOLL ISLANDSH.ATOLL HOSPITAL SH.FUNADHOON.ATOLL HOSPITAL N.MANADHOOBAA ATOLL HOSPITAL B.EYDHAFUSHIA.DH ATOLL HOSPITAL ADH.MAHIBADHOOM.MULEE REGIONAL HOSPITAL M.MULIDH.ATOLL HOSPITAL DH.KUDAHUVADHOOTH. ATOLL HOSPITAL TH.VEYMANDHOO

A.A ATOLL HOSPITAL A.A RASDHOOV.ATOLL HOSPITAL V.FELIDHOOF. ATOLL HOSPITAL F.NILANDHOO

LEVEL ONE HEALTH CENTERES

ATOLL

H.A IHAVANDHOO HEATH CENTERH.A KELA HEATH CENTERH.A HOARAFUSHI HEATH CENTERH.DH HANIMAADHOO HEATH CENTERH.D NOLHIVARAM HEATH CENTERSH.KOMANDHOO HEATH CENTERSH.MILANDHOO HEATH CENTERN.HOHUDHOO HEATH CENTERN. VELIDHOO HEATH CENTER

R. ALIFUSHI HEATH CENTERR.HULHUDHUFFAARU HEATH CENTERR.MEEDHOO HEATH CENTERR.MADUVVAREE HEATH CENTERR. DHUVAAFARU HEATH CENTERBAA.THULHAADHOO HEATH CENTERBAA DHRAVANDHOO HEATH CENTERLH. HINNAVARU HEATH CENTERK.THULUSDHOO HEATH CENTER

K.KAASHIDHOO HEATH CENTERK. GURAIDHOO HEATH CENTERK.MAAFUSHI HEATH CENTERK. HIMMAFUSHI HEATH CENTERADH.MAAMIGILI HEATH CENTERTHA.THIMARAFUSHI HEATH CENTERTHA. GURAIDHOO HEATH CENTER THA. VILUFUSHI HEATH CENTERL.MAAVAH HEATH CENTER

L.ISDHOO HEATH CENTERL. FONADHOO HEATH CENTERGA. DHAANDHOO HEATH CENTERG.DH. GADHDHOO HEATH CENTERS. HULUMEEDHOO HEATH CENTERS.FEYDHOO HEATH CENTERS.MARADHOO HEATH CENTER

LEVEL TWO HEATH CENTERS

ATOLLS

H.A BAARAH HEATH CENTERHDH.VAIKARADHOO HEATH CENTERHDH MAKUNUDHOO HEATH CENTERHDH NEYKURENDHOO HEATH CENTERSH.KANDITHEEM HEATH CENTERSH.FOAKAIDHOO HEATH CENTERN.LANDHOO HEATH CENTERN.KENDHIKULHUDHOO HEATH CENTERR.INGURAIDHOO HEATH CENTER

B.HITHAA DHOO HEATH CENTERLH. KURENDHOO HEATH CENTERA.A THODDOO HEATH CENTERM. KOLHUFUSHEE HEATH CENTERM.DHIGGARU HEATH CENTERM. MULAK HEATH CENTERF.MAGOODHOO HEATH CENTERF.FEEALI HEATH CENTERDH.MEEDHOO HEATH CENTER

THA HIILANDHOO HEATH CENTERL. HITHADHOO HEATH CENTERL. MAABAIDHOO HEATH CENTER

GA MAAMENDHOO HEATH CENTERGA GEMANAFUSHI HEATH CENTERGA. KOLAMAFUSHI HEATH CENTERG.DH VAADHOO HEATH CENTERG.DH FARES MATHODA HEATH CENTERG.DH FIYOREE HEATH CENTER

G.DH RATHAFANDHOO HEATH CENTERG.DH MADAVELI HEATH CENTER

LEVEL THREE HEATH CENTERES

ATOLLS

HA.UTHEEM HEATH CENTERHA.ULIGAM HEATH CENTERHA VASHAFARU HEATH CENTERHA.THURAKUNU HEATH CENTERHA.FILADHOO HEATH CENTERHA THANKANDHOO HEATH CENTERHA. MARANDHOO HEATH CENTERHA.MURAIDHOO HEATH CENTERHA.MOLHADHOO HEATH CENTER

HDH KUMANDHOO HEATH CENTERHDH NAIVAADHOO HEATH CENTERHDH NELLAIDHOO HEATH CENTERHDH KURINBI HEATH CENTERHDH FINEY HEATH CENTERHDH HIRIMARADHOO HEATH CENTERHDH NOLHIVARAMFARU HEATH CENTER

SH NOOMARA HEATH CENTERSH GOIDHOO HEATH CENTERSH FEYDHOO HEATH CENTERSH. FEEVAH HEATH CENTERSH. BILEFFAHI HEATH CENTERSH. MOROSHI HEATH CENTERSH.LHAIMAGU HEATH CENTERSH MAA UNGOODHOO HEATH CENTERSH. NARUDHOO HEATH CENTER

N.HENBADHOO HEATH CENTERN.MAALHENDHOO HEATH CENTER

N KUDAFARI HEATH CENTERN.MAAFARU HEATH CENTERN.LHOHI HEATH CENTERN.MILADHOO HEATH CENTERN.FODHDHOO HEATH CENTERN.MAGOODHOO HEATH CENTER

R.RASGETHEEM HEATH CENTERR. MAAKU HEATH CENTER RATH R.RASMAADHOO HEATH CENTERR.INNAMADHOO HEATH CENTERR.VAADHOO HEATH CENTERR. FAINU HEATH CENTERR.KINOLHAS HEATH CENTERR.ANGOLHITHEEM HEATH CENTER

B.KUDARIKILU HEATH CENTERB.MAALHOS HEATH CENTERB.GOIDHOO HEATH CENTERB.KENDHOO HEATH CENTERB. FULHADHOO HEATH CENTERB.FEHENDHOO HEATH CENTERB.KAMADHOO HEATH CENTERB.KIHAADHOO HEATH CENTERB.DHONFANU HEATH CENTER

LH.OLHUVELIFUSHI HEATH CENTERK.GAAFARU HEATH CENTERK. DHIFFUSHI HEATH CENTERK.HURA HEATH CENTERK.GULHI HEATH CENTERAA.UKULHAS HEATH CENTERAA.MAT HIVERI HEATH CENTERAA.BODUFOLHADHOO HEATH CENTERAA.FERIDHOO HEATH CENTER

AA. MAALHOS HEATH CENTERAA. HIMANDHOO HEATH CENTERADH.HANGNAAMEEDHOO HEATH CENTERADH.OMADHOO HEATH CENTERADH.DHANGETHI HEATH CENTER

ADH DHIGURAHSHU HEATH CENTERA DH FENFUSHI HEATH CENTERADH KUNBURUDHOO HEATH CENTERADH MANDHOO HEATH CENTER

ADH.DHIDHDHDHOO HEATH CENTER

V.KEYODHOO HEATH CENTERV.FULIDHOO HEATH CENTERV.RAKEEDHOO HEATH CENTERV.THINADHOO HEATH CENTERM. MADUVAREE HEATH CENTERM. RAIMANDHOO HEATH CENTERM.VEYYAH HEATH CENTERM. NAALAAFUSHI HEATH CENTER

F. BILEHDHOO HEATH CENTERF. DHARABOODHOO HEATH CENTERDH.MAAENBOODHOO HEATH CENTERDH.HULHUDHELI HEATH CENTERDH.BANDIDHOO HEATH CENTERDH.RINBUDHOO HEATH CENTER

THA.BURUNI HEATH CENTERTHA. GAADHIFUSHI HEATH CENTERTHA. DHIYAMIGILI HEATH CENTERTHA. MADIFUSHI HEATH CENTERTHA. OMADHOO HEATH CENTERTHA KINBIDHOO HEATH CENTERTHA KANDOODHOO HEATH CENTERTH. VANDHOO HEATH CENTER

L.DHABIDHOO HEATH CENTERL. MAAMENDHOO HEATH CENTERL.KUNAHANDHOO HEATH CENTERL.MUNDHOO HEATH CENTERL.GAADHOO HEATH CENTERGA.NILLANDHOO HEATH CENTERGA. KANDUHULHUDHOO HEATH CENTERGA.DHEVVADHOO HEATH CENTERGA KONDEY HEATH CENTER

G.DH NADELLA HEATH CENTERG.DH HOADEDHOO HEATH CENTER

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLH.A.ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 DHIDHDHOO AVAILABLE2 HORAFUSHI AVAILABLE3 KEELA AVAILABLE4 IHAVANDHOO AVAILABLE5 ULIGAM AVAILABLE6 BAARAH AVAILABLE

H.DH ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 KULHUDHOFFUHI AVAILABLE2 MAKUNDHOO AVAILABLE3 HANIMADHOO AVAILABLE4 HOLHIVARAN AVAILABLE5 NEYKURENDHOO AVAILABLE6 VALKARADHOO AVAILABLE

SH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 FUNADHOO AVAILABLE2 KOMANDHOO AVAILABLE3 MAAUGOODHOO AVAILABLE4 BILLEHFAHI AVAILABLE5 MILANDHOO AVAILABLE6 KANDITHEEM AVAILABLE7 FOKADHOO AVAILABLE8 FEYDHOO

N.ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 MANADHOO AVAILABLE2 KEDHIKULHUDHOO AVAILABLE3 HOLHUDHOO AVAILABLE

4 VELIDHOO AVAILABLE

RAA ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 UNGOOFAARU AVAILABLE2 HULHUDHUFAARU AVAILABLE3 ALI FUSHI AVAILABLE4 MADUVVARI AVAILABLE5 MEEDHOO AVAILABLE6 RASGETHEEM AVAILABLE7 INGURAIDHOO AVAILABLE

8 DHUVAAFARU

BAA ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 EYDHAFUSHI AVAILABLE2 THULHAADHOO AVAILABLE3 GOIDHOO AVAILABLE4 KENDHOO AVAILABLE5 HITHADHOO AVAILABLE6 DHARAVANDHOO AVAILABLE

LH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 NAIFARU AVAILABLE2 HINNAVARU AVAILABLE3 KURENDHOO AVAILABLE

K. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 THULUSDHOO AVAILABLE2 KAASHIDHOO AVAILABLE3 MAFUSHI AVAILABLE

AA. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 RASDHOO AVAILABLE

2 THODDHOO AVAILABLE3 MATHIVERI AVAILABLE

ADH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 MHIBADHOO AVAILABLE2 MAAMIGILI AVAILABLE3 DHANGETHI AVAILABLE4 HANGHAMEEDHOO AVAILABLE

V. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 FELIDHOO AVAILABLE2 KEYODHOO AVAILABLE

M. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 MULI AVAILABLE2 KOLHUFUSHI AVAILABLE3 MULAH AVAILABLE4 DHIGGARU AVAILABLE

F. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 HILANDHOO AVAILABLE2 FEEALI AVAILABLE3 MAGOODHOO AVAILABLE4 BILEIDHOO AVAILABLE

DH.ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 KUDAHUVADHOO AVAILABLE2 BANDIDHOO AVAILABLE3 MEEDHOO AVAILABLE

TH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 VEYMANDHOO AVAILABLE2 VILUFUSHI AVAILABLE3 THIMARAFUSHI AVAILABLE4 GURAIDHOO AVAILABLE5 HIRILANDHOO AVAILABLE6 MADIFUSHI AVAILABLE7 BURUNI AVAILABLE

LAAMU ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 GAN AVAILABLE2 HITHADHOO AVAILABLE3 MAAVAH AVAILABLE4 ISDHOO AVAILABLE5 MABAIDHOO AVAILABLE6 FONADHOO AVAILABLE

GA ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 VILIGILI AVAILABLE2 KOLAMAFUSHI AVAILABLE3 GEMANAFUSHI AVAILABLE4 DHEVVADHOO AVAILABLE5 DHAANDHOO AVAILABLE

GA DH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 THINADHOO AVAILABLE2 VAADHOO AVAILABLE3 GAHDHOO AVAILABLE4 FIYOAREE AVAILABLE5 FARES- MATHODA AVAILABLE

DN.ATOLL

NO ISLAND

1 FUVAH MULLAH AVAILABLE

SEENU ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 HITHADHOO AVAILABLE2 HULHUDHO MEEDHOO AVAILABLE3 FEYDHOO AVAILABLE

Hospitals in the Maldives

HAA ALIF ATOLL HOSPITAL

HAA DHAALU KULUDUFUSHI REGIONAL HOSPITAL

• Shaviyani Atoll Hospital

• Noonu Atoll Hospital

RAA Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital

• Baa Atoll Hospital

• Lhaviyani Atoll Hospital

. KAAFU • Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital

• ADK Hospital

• Alif Alif Atoll Hospital

• Alif Dhaalu Atoll Hospital

• Vaavu Atoll Hospital

MEMU • Muli Regional Hospital

• Faafu Atoll Hospital

• Dhaa• Thaa Atoll Hospital

• Thaa Atoll Hospital

LAAMU • Gan Regional Hospital

• Gaaf Alif Atoll Hospital

GAAFU DHAALU • Thinadhoo Regional Hospital

• Nyaviyani Atoll Hospital

SEENU ATOLL •Hithadhoo Regional Hospital

HAA ALIF ATOLL HOSPITAL

BED ROOM AVARIBLE IN ATOLL HOSPITAL AND HEATH CENTER YEAR 2013

HAA ALIF ATOLL

DHIDHOO 16 11HOARAFUSHI 10 2KELAA 8 2BAARAH 6 3UTHEEM 3 2ULIGAMU 4 2THAKANDHOO 4 2FILADHOO 4 2

THURAAKUNU 4 2MAARANDHOO 3 2VASHAFARU 3 2MURAIDHOO 4 2MULHADHOO 4 2IHAVANDHOO 8 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLH.A.ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 DHIDHDHOO AVAILABLE2 HORAFUSHI AVAILABLE3 KEELA AVAILABLE4 IHAVANDHOO AVAILABLE5 ULIGAM AVAILABLE6 BAARAH AVAILABLE


Two physicians have been sent to Kulhudhufushi Regional Hospital.


Khadeeja Ali of Kulhudhufushi Regional Hospital informed Miadhu Daily that that a physician were sent last Thursday at a time when the hospital was in shortage of doctors. She said that another physician was sent during the beginning of last week.

Khadeeja said that the hospital currently has one gynecologist and is in need of two more gynecologists. She said that the hospital is in need of two more pediatrics. She said that the hospital currently has one pediatric.

In addition to this, Khadeeja said that the diabetes testing machine of the hospital is damaged and the respective authorities have given a green signal of replacing the machine with a new one.

She said that the Kulhudhufushi regional hospital is a hospital which serves the people of Haa Alif Atoll, Haa Dhaalu Atoll, Shaviyani Atoll.

HAA DHAAL ATOLL

KULHUDHUFFUSHI 52 35HANIMAADHOO 9 4MAKUNDHOO 6 5NOLHARAM 9 4VAIKARADHOO 10 4NEYKURENDHOO 5 4NOLHIVARANFARU 5 4KUMUNDHOO 5 4

NEILAIDHOO 6 4NAIVAADHOO 3 2KURINBI 2 3FINEY 2 1HIRIMARADHOO 2 1

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLL

H.DH ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 KULHUDHOFFUHI AVAILABLE2 MAKUNDHOO AVAILABLE3 HANIMADHOO AVAILABLE4 HOLHIVARAN AVAILABLE5 NEYKURENDHOO AVAILABLE6 VALKARADHOO AVAILABLE

Shaviyani Atoll HOSPITAL


SHAVIYANI ATOLL

FUNADHOO 14 26KOMANDHOO 10 10MILANDHOO 12 12KANDITHEEM 6 6FOKAIDHOO 8 8MAAUGOODHOO 6 8BILEIYFAHI 6 8FEYDHOO 5 5

MAROSHI 4 8LHAIMAGU 2 8FEEVAH 3 6GOIDHOO 5 8NARUDHOO 2 8NOOMRAA 2 6


SH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 FUNADHOO AVAILABLE2 KOMANDHOO AVAILABLE3 MAAUGOODHOO AVAILABLE4 BILLEHFAHI AVAILABLE5 MILANDHOO AVAILABLE6 KANDITHEEM AVAILABLE7 FOKADHOO AVAILABLE8 FEYDHOO

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Shaviyani Funadhoo Atoll Hospital is a hospital with all basic specialties like Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery, and Obstetrics and gynecology. This hospital has to cater for the public health needs of this island and is a referral center for atoll health centers around the atoll.

.P.D Services:

- Emergency Services

- General Medical Services

- Medicine

- Surgery

- Obstetrics and Gynecology

I.P.D Services:

- Medicine

- Surgery

- Obstetrics and Gynecology

Laboratory Services:

- Hematology

- Biochemistry

- Microbiology

- Clinical Pathology

- Serology

Public Health Unit:

- Vaccine Program

- Health Promotion and Prevention

- Family Planning program

- School Health Program

- Counseling

- Mental Health

Special Clinics:- Antenatal Clinic- Diabetic Clinic- Hypertension ClinicDiagnostic Services:- X-Ray- Ultra Sound Scan- E.C.G

Health (Shaviyani Atoll)

Basic medical care was introduced in the atoll with the establishment of a health centre on 25 December 1970 in the island of Lhaimagu. This health centre was shifted to Farukolhu Funadhoo (now Funadhoo) in 1971 when the island was made the atoll capital. This health centre is now developed to Atoll Hospital which has a well equipped laboratory and operation theater facilities and are manned by a gynecologist, anesthetist and a general practitioner. Other than Atoll Hospital, there are 13 Health Centre in the atoll with Doctor and Nurses.

Majority of the population of the atoll have access to safe drinking water. Around 99% of the households have been provided with water storage tanks on Tsunami recovery programm. Most households have safe sanitation facilities.

Noonu Atoll Hospital


NOONU ATOLL

MANADHOO 15 12VELIDHOO 10 2HOLHUDHOO 9 4KENDHIKULHDHOO 7 3LANDHOO 6 3MAALHENDHOO 1 3LHOHI 4 4MILADHOO 2 1

KUDAFARI 4 2HENBADHOO 1 1MAGOODHOO 1 2FOHDHOO 0 1

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLN.ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 MANADHOO AVAILABLE2 KEDHIKULHUDHOO AVAILABLE3 HOLHUDHOO AVAILABLE4 VELIDHOO AVAILABLE

Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital


UNGOOFAARU 24 13ALIFUSHI 9 3MADUVVARI 0 0HULHUDHUFAARU 8 4MEEDHOO 2 3INGURAIDHOO 5 3MAAKURATHU 1 3RASGETHEEM 3 3

INNAMAADHOO 0 0RASMAADHOO 1 3AGOLHITHEEM 0 2FAINU 0 0KINOHAS 0 0VAADHOO 3 4DHUVAAFARU 4 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLRAA ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 UNGOOFAARU AVAILABLE2 HULHUDHUFAARU AVAILABLE3 ALI FUSHI AVAILABLE4 MADUVVARI AVAILABLE5 MEEDHOO AVAILABLE6 RASGETHEEM AVAILABLE7 INGURAIDHOO AVAILABLE8 DHUVAAFARU

Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital (URH) was constructed with the free aid of International Human Assistance Programs (IHAP) under their Integrated Rural Development Project which was carried out in R. Atoll. This hospital was officially opened by the former president his Excellency Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom on 7th April 1984.

Now URH is enhanced in terms of space and services we provide. Machineries used at the beginning are replaced by the newly equipped modern machineries and well qualified employees are at work to make sure the quality of the services.

The development we achieved throughout the history of the hospital is due to enormous commitment by the IHAP and the Government of Maldives. For that we highly appreciate IHAP and Maldivian government. Since 4th January 2013, all the services we provide from the current building is on progress to transfer to the Diagnostic Building to construct the new 32 bed-building at the location of the old building. We apologize for any inconvenience that may face by the customers during this transitional period and we are thankful for your support and patience.

Maalhosmadulu atoll is situated in the West of the Maldives, 71 miles from Male, the capital of Maldives. Geographically lies on N 5° 19 40.3554″ and E 73° 16 35.53″. Maalhosmadulu atoll is ′ ′divided by Southern Maalhosmadulu (Baa) atoll and Northern Maalhosmadulu (Raa) atoll. The population of Baa atoll is 12,633 and the population of Raa atoll is 22,732. Northern Maalhosmadulu

http://www.urh.gov.mv/

Atoll comprises 15 inhabited islands. Ungoofaaru is the capital of the Northern Maalhosmadulu Atoll and the population of this island is 1512.


Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital provides curative services at the secondary level to the people of Raa. Region and preventive health programs through public health unit and contributes to the supervision of inter atoll health services. In Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital there are 116 staffs including specialists, medical officers, registered nurses and other medical and administrative staffs. Available services are providing adequate secondary level care including obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatric care, internal medicine, dental care, surgery, physiotherapy, orthopedic, ophthalmology, X-ray, ultra sound scanning and some major operations. In addition, the hospital also provides emergency services including sea and land ambulance services, common laboratory diagnostic facilities including microbiology.

The preventive health services are fall into two broad areas, namely health promotion and disease control and surveillance. The programs conducting by the public health unit includes EPI program, growth monitoring, school health, food safety and reproductive health including Family planning and counseling services.

Ungoofaaru Regional Hospital is the largest hospital in the Northern Province and was constructed with the free aid of International Human Assistance Programs (IHAP) under their Integrated Rural Development Project which was carried out in R. Atoll. This hospital was officially opened by the former president his Excellency Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom on 7th April 1984.

Now URH is enhanced in terms of space and services we provide. Machineries used at the beginning are replaced by the newly equipped modern machineries and well qualified employees are at work to make sure the quality of the services. Though the equipments and machineries are replacing time to time, the building and other infrastructures are the same as at the beginning. Since Ungoofaaru regional Hospital is the largest hospital in this region; the management and staff of this hospital strongly believes that it is our responsibility and commitment towards the public to provide best services to the public. So we are looking forward; for new buildings and modern equipments to improve our quality of service in this region.

Name

Baarah

Dhidhdhoo

Filladhoo

Hoarafushi Ihavandhoo Kelaa Maarandhoo Mulhadhoo Muraidhoo Thakandhoo Thuraakunu Uligamu

Utheemu Vashafaru

BAA ATOLL HOSPITAL


EYDHAFUSHI 17 9THULHAADHOO 8 3HITHAADHOO 5 4KENDHOO 4 3DHARAVANDHOO 4 3GOAIDHOO 4 3KUDARIKILU 3 3KAMADHOO 3 2

MAALHOS 4 3KIHAADHOO 3 2DHONFANU 0 1FULHADHOO 2 1FEHENDHOO 0 1

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLNO ISLAND LAB1 EYDHAFUSHI AVAILABLE2 THULHAADHOO AVAILABLE3 GOIDHOO AVAILABLE4 KENDHOO AVAILABLE5 HITHADHOO AVAILABLE6 DHARAVANDHOO AVAILABLE

LHAVIYANI ATOLL


NAIFARU 22 15HINNAVARU 15 3KURENDHOO 13 3OLHUVELIFUSHI 5 2MAAFILAAFUSHI 2 2

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLLH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 NAIFARU AVAILABLE2 HINNAVARU AVAILABLE3 KURENDHOO AVAILABLE

KAAFU ATOLL HOSPITAL


MALE NAME OF HOSPITAL INPATIENT BEDS OTHER BED

IGMH 273 22HULUMALE HOSPTAL 46 12VILMALE HOSPITAL 1 5SENAHIYA 14 19

THULUSDHOO 8 4KAASHIDHOO 9 3HIMMAFUHI 5 4MAAFUSHI 6 3GURAIDHOO 5 4HURAA 8 3

GAAFARU 3 2DHIFUSHI 4 3

GULHI 3 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN ATOLL

K. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 THULUSDHOO AVAILABLE2 KAASHIDHOO AVAILABLE3 MAFUSHI AVAILABLE

ALIF ALIF ATOLL HOSPITAL


RASDHOO 19 9THODDOO 4 3HIMANDHOO 5 3FERIDHOO 4 5

UKULHAS 4 3MATHIVERI 4 3MAALHOS 3 4BODUFULHADHOO 3 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLAA. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 RASDHOO AVAILABLE2 THODDHOO AVAILABLE3 MATHIVERI AVAILABLE

ALIF DHAALU ATOLL HOSPITAL


MAHIBADHOO 16 7MAAMIGILI 17 3DHIGURAH 4 3DHAGETHI 6 3FENFUSHI 5 4OMADHOO 4 4HANGHAAMEEDHOO 3 3KUBURUDHOO 3 2

DHIDHOO 3 2MANDHOO 2 1

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLADH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 MHIBADHOO AVAILABLE2 MAAMIGILI AVAILABLE3 DHANGETHI AVAILABLE4 HANGHAMEEDHOO AVAILABLE

VAAVU ATOLL HOSPITAL


FELIDHOO 6 4KEYODHOO 0 5FULIDHOO 0 5THINADHOO 0 5RAKEEDHOO 0 5


V. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 FELIDHOO AVAILABLE2 KEYODHOO AVAILABLE

MEENU MULE REGIONAL HOSPITAL


MULI 6 8KOLHUFUSHI 6 3DHIGARU 1 3MULAH 8 2MADUVVARI 4 3VEYVAH 2 2RAIMANDHOO 1 2NAALAAFUSHI 1 2


M. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 MULI AVAILABLE2 KOLHUFUSHI AVAILABLE3 MULAH AVAILABLE4 DHIGGARU AVAILABLE

FAAFU ATOLL HOSPITAL


NILANDHOO 15 7MAGOODHOO 6 3FEEALI 6 3BILEYDHOO 6 3DHARBOODHOO 1 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLF. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 HILANDHOO AVAILABLE2 FEEALI AVAILABLE3 MAGOODHOO AVAILABLE4 BILEIDHOO AVAILABLE

DHAALU ATOLL HOSPITAL


KUDAHUVADHOO 17 7BANDIDHOO 5 3MEEDHOO 9 3MAAENBOODHOO 4 3HULHUDHELI 4 3RIBIDHOO 3 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLDH.ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 KUDAHUVADHOO AVAILABLE2 BANDIDHOO AVAILABLE3 MEEDHOO AVAILABLE

THAA ATOLL HOSPITAL


THAA ATOLL

VEYMANDHOO 24 8THIMARAFUSHI 13 4BURUNI 3 3VILLIFUSHI 8 4HIRLANDHOO 5 4GURAIDHOO 14 6KINBIDHOO 4 3DHIYAMINGILI 3 3

MADIFUSHI 8 1OMADHOO 1 3GAADHIFUSHI 3 3KANDHOODHOO 3 3VANDHOO 2 3


TH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 VEYMANDHOO AVAILABLE2 VILUFUSHI AVAILABLE3 THIMARAFUSHI AVAILABLE4 GURAIDHOO AVAILABLE5 HIRILANDHOO AVAILABLE6 MADIFUSHI AVAILABLE7 BURUNI AVAILABLE

(GAN)LAAMU ATOLL REGIONAL HOSPITAL


GAN 48 22HITHDHOO 0 4MAAVAH 1 4FONADHOO 1 4ISDHOO 1 3MAABAIDHOO 1 3MAAMENDHOO 1 2DHANBIDHOO 1 3

KUNAHANDHOO 1 3GAADHOO 1 3MUNDHOO 1 2KALHAIDHOO 1 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLLAAMU ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 GAN AVAILABLE2 HITHADHOO AVAILABLE3 MAAVAH AVAILABLE4 ISDHOO AVAILABLE5 MABAIDHOO AVAILABLE6 FONADHOO AVAILABLE

GAAFU ALIF HOSPITAL


VILINGILI 18 10DHAANDHOO 5 3KOLAMAAFUSHI 10 3MAAMENDHOO 5 3GEMANAFUSHI 8 3KANDUHUHLUDHOO

3 3

NILANDHOODHEVVADHOO

45

33

KONDEY 3 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLGA ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 VILIGILI AVAILABLE2 KOLAMAFUSHI AVAILABLE3 GEMANAFUSHI AVAILABLE4 DHEVVADHOO AVAILABLE5 DHAANDHOO AVAILABLE

GAAFU DHAALU ATOLL REGIONAL HOSPITAL (THINADHOO)


THINADHOO 47 18GADHDHOO 20 5FIYORI 10 4VAADHOO 5 3FARES MAATHODA 6 3RTHAFANDHOO 5 3MADAVEL 8 3HOADEDHOO 2 3

NADELLA 4 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLGA DH. ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 THINADHOO AVAILABLE2 VAADHOO AVAILABLE3 GAHDHOO AVAILABLE4 FIYOAREE AVAILABLE5 FARES- MATHODA AVAILABLE

FUVAH MULLAH ATOLL HOSPITAL


NAVIYANI ATOLL

FUVAHMULAH 33 13


1 FUVAH MULLAH AVAILABLE

SEENU ATOLL(Hithadhoo Regional Hospital)


HITHADHOO 48 33MARADHOO 7 3HULHUDHOO- MEEDHOO 19 5FEYDHOO 12 3

LABORATORY ARAILABILITY IN A ATOLLSEENU ATOLL

NO ISLAND LAB1 HITHADHOO AVAILABLE2 HULHUDHO MEEDHOO AVAILABLE3 FEYDHOO AVAILABLE

ADDU NEW HOSPITAL IN FUTER IN MALDIVES

POPULATION STATICES 2000 1985 1974 1970 1965 1960 1958 1946 1931 1921 YEAR3-4 3-2 3-3 4-0 3.3 5.3 0.2 1.2 0-3- MORE

POPULATION200 1995 YEAR2-0 2-7 MORE

POPULATION

HISTORY OF BORN AND DEAD RATESMINISTERY OF PLANING STATICIES

MINISTERY OF PLANING REPORT

WHO ACCIMENT REPORT

1993 1992 1990 1985 1978 1977 1968 1967 196633 35 41 43.6 56.0 54.3 BOIN RATES6 6 6 19.6 18.1 20.7 DEAD RATES34 31 34 60 120 120 127.1 110.8 117.6 1 YEAR NOT

COMLETED DEAD RATES BORN 1000 CHID

2 3 2 6 26.6 21.2 15.9 PRANAGEY RATES DEAD

67 65 61 47 LIVING RATES

MINISTERY OF PLANING STATICIES

MINISTERY OF PLANING REPORT

WHO ACCIMENT REPORT

2005 2003 2002 2000 1999 1997 199519 18 18 20 20 24 28 BOIN RATES3 4 4 4 4 5 5 DEAD RATES12 14 18 21 20 27 32 1 YEAR NOT

COMLETED DEAD RATES BORN 1000 CHID

1 1 2 1 1 2 2 PRANAGEY RATES DEAD

72H 71H 70 H 73 70 70 LIVING RATES71H 70 H 69H

2000 YEARS UP TO DIFFERENT YEARS POSITIVE HIV IN MALDIVES 1991------- 1

1992--------- -

1993------- 1

1994------- 1

1995-------- 4

1996------- 1

1997------- 2

1998------ ---

1999------ ----

2000 ------ 1

HISTORY

REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL

2000 YEARS BEGING 19 ATOLL REGIONAL HOSPITAL BEGING

REGIONAL REGIONAL ATOLLS REGIONAL ATOLL HOSIPITAL HAA DHALU HAA ALIF – HAA DHALU-

Shaviyani HAA DHALU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

RAA ATOLL NOONU ATOLL- RAA ATOLL- BAA ATOLL - Lhaviyani ATOLL

RAA REGIONAL HOSIPITAL

MIDDEL REGIONAL KAAFU ATOLL ALIFU ATOLL VAAVU ATOLL

MEMU REGIONAL MEMU ATOLL FAAFU ATOLL DHAALU ATOLL THAA ATOLL AND LAAMU ATOLL

MEEMU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

SEENU ATOLL REGIONAL GAAFU ALIF ATOLL –GAAFU DHAALU ATOLL - Nyaviyani Atoll- SEENU ATOLL

SEENU ATOLL HOSPTAL

2007 UNITIL FINISHING PERIOD REGIONAL HOSPITAL STATE IN MALDIVES

HOSPITAL NAME OPEN REGIONAL HOSPILAL NAME

DATE OF STATE THE WORK IN HOSPITAL

LIST OF OPEN THE HOSPTAL THE TIME OPEN AMOUNT OF BED


HAA DHAALU KULUDUFUSHI

1 MATCH 1982

MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

10

RAA


RAA

Ungoofaaru

7 APRAL 1984


30

Muli Regional Hospital MEEMU MULI 8 JAN 1990 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

30

Hithadhoo Regional Hospital

SEENU 24 NOV 1984 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

50

Thinadhoo Regional Hospital

GAAFU DHAALU

11 FEB 2000 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

50

Gan Regional Hospital LAAMU Gan

1 AUGUST 2002


16

HULUMALE HOSPITAL HULUMALE 15 APRIL2004


50

I GMH HOSPITAL MALE 15 APRIL1995 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM 200

ADK HOSPITAL MALE 16 MATCH 1998


HAA DHAALU BEGIN DATE OF OPERATION FIRSTLY STATING 1995 FIRSTLY OPEN REGIONAL HOSPITAL NAME ATOLL HOSPITAL THE TIME 2000 YEAR NAMEE OF THE ISLAND ENTER NAME OF REGIONAL HOSPITAL WITH THE ISLAND NAME 2000 YEARS AGO STATE 4 REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL AFTER THAT FIFTH REGIONAL HOSIPAL OPEN DATE OF 1 AUGUST 2002 SAME DATE LAAMU ATOLL HEATH CENTER CHANGE NAME REGIONAL HOSPITAL THE DAY ATOLL STATE REGIONAL HOSPITAL BEGIN SMALL HEATH BUGET COVERED ALL REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL

BRITISH GOVERNMENT HELP DEVELOPING HEATH CANTER IN MALDIVES FIRST GROWING BEGIN BUILDING HOSPITAL IN MALDIVES HISTORY BRISTISH PEOPLE

ALL THE PEOPLE OF MALDIVES GIVE THE HEATH SERIVES NORMAL CLINIC THE KING PALAC (KABAGADUVARUGA)OPEN THE CENTER AND CHANGE NAME ASFATALU FIRSTY DOCTOR NAME STANGERS HOSIPTAL DAY AFTER DAY MORE INTEREST MALDIVEN PEOPLE SERIVES MORE INCRESSING

DAY AFTER DAY AFTER 12 YEARS LATER PLACE WAS SMALL CAN NOT WORK THAT HEATH CENTER AT THAT TIME UNDER RULLING OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT SOME LEDER OF MALDIVES TOKE BRITSH GOVERNMENT TO BUILD A HOSPITAL COLOMBO PLANE PLACE (VIELATE HOUSE )NAME THE LAND NAME ROAD MAJEEDU MAGU AND SOOSUN MAGU IN BETWEEN NOW ADK HOSPITAL BULDING AND BRITISH GOVEMENT AGREEMENT WORK BUILDING HOSPITAL HELP COLOMBO PLANE TWO FLOOR BULIDING HOSPITAL BRITISH GOVERNMENT ENOCES THIS HOSPITAL BUILDING MALE THIS HOPITAL OPEN BY GOLDNREY LOUNCH 7 TH SEPTEMBER 1961 IN MALE

COLOMBO PLANE HELP THE MALDIVES TO BULDING HOSPITALE HAVE CAREMONEY GIVE MALDIVES GOVERNMENT HALD 18 MAY 1967 THIS CAREMONEY HALD IN SRI LANKA BRTISH HIGH COMMISION IN SRILANKA MALDIVEN AND BRITISH GOVERNMENT SIGIN BRITISH ATING HIGH COMMISION MR DATAN

IN TIME RULES BRITISH GOVERNMENT AFTER GETTING VICOTERY THEY WAS HEATH MINISTER ALFALEL IBRAHIM RASHEED ELECTED BY IBRHIM NASEERU

REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL

2000 YEARS BEGING 19 ATOLL REGIONAL HOSPITAL BEGING

REGIONAL REGIONAL ATOLLS REGIONAL ATOLL HOSIPITAL HAA DHALU HAA ALIF – HAA DHALU-

Shaviyani HAA DHALU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

RAA ATOLL NOONU ATOLL- RAA ATOLL- BAA ATOLL - Lhaviyani ATOLL

RAA REGIONAL HOSIPITAL

MIDDEL REGIONAL KAAFU ATOLL ALIFU ATOLL VAAVU ATOLL

MEMU REGIONAL MEMU ATOLL FAAFU ATOLL DHAALU ATOLL THAA ATOLL AND LAAMU ATOLL

MEEMU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

SEENU ATOLL REGIONAL GAAFU ALIF ATOLL –GAAFU DHAALU ATOLL - Nyaviyani Atoll- SEENU ATOLL

SEENU ATOLL HOSPTAL

2007 UNITIL FINISHING PERIOD REGIONAL HOSPITAL STATE IN MALDIVES

HOSPITAL NAME OPEN REGIONAL HOSPILAL NAME

DATE OF STATE THE WORK IN HOSPITAL

LIST OF OPEN THE HOSPTAL THE TIME OPEN AMOUNT OF BED


HAA DHAALU KULUDUFUSHI

1 MATCH 1982


10

RAA RAA 7 APRAL MAHMOON ADULA 30


Ungoofaaru1984 GAYHOOM

Muli Regional Hospital MEEMU MULI 8 JAN 1990 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

30

Hithadhoo Regional Hospital

SEENU 24 NOV 1984 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

50

Thinadhoo Regional Hospital

GAAFU DHAALU

11 FEB 2000 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM

50

Gan Regional Hospital LAAMU Gan

1 AUGUST 2002


16

HULUMALE HOSPITAL HULUMALE 15 APRIL2004


50

I GMH HOSPITAL MALE 15 APRIL1995 MAHMOON ADULA GAYHOOM 200

ADK HOSPITAL MALE 16 MATCH 1998


HAA DHAALU BEGIN DATE OF OPERATION FIRSTLY STATING 1995 FIRSTLY OPEN REGIONAL HOSPITAL NAME ATOLL HOSPITAL THE TIME 2000 YEAR NAMEE OF THE ISLAND ENTER NAME OF REGIONAL HOSPITAL WITH THE ISLAND NAME 2000 YEARS AGO STATE 4 REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL AFTER THAT FIFTH REGIONAL HOSIPAL OPEN DATE OF 1 AUGUST 2002 SAME DATE LAAMU ATOLL HEATH CENTER CHANGE NAME REGIONAL HOSPITAL THE DAY ATOLL STATE REGIONAL HOSPITAL BEGIN SMALL HEATH BUGET COVERED ALL REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL

THE END OF 2000 YEAR AGO ATOLL HEATH CENTER AND REGIONAL HOSPITAIL IN MALDIVES

REGATIONAL HOSPITAL IN ATOLL 5HEATH CENTER 34HEATH POST 33PRAVIT CILINIC 28PAMACEY 147

END OF 2006 OPEN ATOLL HOSIPTAL IN MALDIVES

ATOLL HOSPITAL STAY IN ISLAND

OPEN DATE

DARAJA OPEN A PERSON

AALIF DHIDHOO 29 MAY 2 ALHUTADU ABULLA HAMEED(PALAMENT

2004 PRICIDENT SHIVIYANI FONADHOO 4 JUN

20033 AHMED ABDULLA( HEATH MINISTER)

NOONU MANADHOO 3 JUN 2004

3 ELIYASH (MINISTERY OF TRANSPORT)

BAA HADAFUSHI 26 MAY2001

3 AHMED ABDULLA( HEATH MINISTER

LAVIYANI NIFARU 23 MAY2001

2

ALIF ALIF RASDHOO 16 SEP 2006

4 ELIYASH(MINISTERY OF TRANSPORT)

ALIF DHALU

MAHIBADHOO 7 APRIL2003


VAAVU FALHDHOO 21 SEP 2006 4 ELIYASH (MINISTERY OF TRANSPORT)

FAAFU NILANDHOO 16 DEC 2006


DHAALU KUDAHUVIDHOO 24 MAY 2002


THAA VEEMADDHO 21 MATCH 2004

3 IBRAHIM MANIKU (ATOLL CHIEF)

GAAFU ALIGU

VILLINIGLE 10 JAN 2004


NIVIYAHI FUMULAKU 11 JUNE 2001

2

END OF 1999 YEARS AGO NURISH AVERABLE IN MALDIVES

PLALACE STAFF MALDIVIAN STAFF FOREIGIN ASSEITENT NURISH MALDIVIAN

ASSEITENT NURISH FOREIGIN

ADK 33 6MMDC 2 1CRESTER MEDICAL SERIVES

1

DHI CLINIC 2HAA DHAALU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

5 23

RAA ATOLL REGIONAL HOSPITAL

4 2 13

SEENU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

6 28

IGMH 61 110 50 6

MIMU REGIONAL HOSPITAL

2 1 5

TALASIMIYA CENTER

2 1 5

MALE HEATH CENTER

6

ATOLL HEATH CENTER

1 40

UP TO 2000 YEARS OPEN THE HEATH CENTER IN ATOLL OF MALDIVESATOLL HEATH CENTER IN

ATOLL DATE OF OPEN OPEN THE PERSION

HAA ALIF ATOLL HEATH CENTER

DHIDHOO 9 JUNE 1967 ALIFALEL DAKAREYA HUSSAN KALAFANU

HAA ALIFU ATOLL HUVARAFUSHI HEATH CENTER

HUVARAFUSHI 9 MAY 1981 --------------------------

HAA DHAALU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

KULUDUFUSHI 17 JANUVAREY 1969 GASHIM MOHAMMED

HAA DHAALU ATOLL HANEEMADHOO HEATH CENTER

HANEEMADHOO 16 SEP 1999 AHMED ABDULLA

SHAVIYANI HEATH CENTER

FUNADHOO 25 DEC 1970 KUDA AHMED

NOONU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

MANADHOO 8 FEB 1968 ATOLL LEADER MALA DHOMANIKU

NOONU ATOLL KADIKULADHOO HEATH CENTER

KADIKULADHOO 10 DEC 1999 AHMED ABDULLA

RAA ATOLL HEATH CENTER

UNGOOFARU 11 SEP 1969 ATOLL LEADER HUGULU MOHAMMED MANIKU

RAA ATOLL HULUDHUFAARU HEATH CENTER

HULUDHUFAARU 19 APRIL 1997 ABDULLA HAMEED

RAA ATOLL ALI FUSHI HEATH CENTER

ALI FUSHI 11 NOV 1999 AHMED ABDULLA

BAA ATOLL HEATH AEEDHAFUSHI 1 MARCH 1968 ATOLL CHIEF OF

CENTER PALAMENT MOHAMMED SHAREEF

LIVIYANEE ATOLL HEATH CENTER

NAIFARU 12 MARCH 1964 HEATH MINISTER AHMED HEIME DIDI

LIVIYANEE ATOLL HENAVARU HEATH CENTER

HENAVARU 4 MAY 1979 ALI SHAKIRU

LIVIYANEE ATOLL MAFILAFUSHI HEATH CENTER

MAFILAFUSHI 18 DEC 1990 ABDU SHATARU MOOSA DIDI

KAAFU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

THILOSDHOO 30 NOV 1992 ABDU SHATARU MOOSA DIDI

KAAFU ATOLL GURAADHOO HEATH CENTER

GURAADHOO 1 JULY 1985 ALI HAMEED

KAAFU ATOLL HURA HEATH CENTER

HURA 11 NOV 1994 ABDU SHATARU MOOSA DIDI

KAAFU ATOLL KASHIDHOO HEATH CENTER

KASHIDHOO 28 FEB1999 AHMED ABDULLA

KAAFU ATOLL VILLIGILI HEATH CENTER

VILLIGILI 21 APRIL 1994 AHMED ABDULLA

ALIF ALIF HEATH CENTER

RASIDHOO 1 MARCH1984 EILIYASHI

ALIF DHAALU HEATH CENTER

MAHEBADHOO 1 MARCH 1968 ATOLL CHIEF AHMED MUFIDU

ALIF DHAALU MAMIGILI HEATH CENTER

MAMIGILI 5 SEP 1987 ABDULLA HAMEED

VAAVU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

FALIDHOO 7 JULY 1970 AIMINATU JAMEEL

MEMU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

MULI 26 MAY 1970 IBRAHIM SHAHEEM

FAAFU ATOLL MAGUDHOO HEATH CENTER

MAGUDHOO 25 MAY 1975 ATOLL CHIEFMOHAMED LATEEF

FAAFU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

NILANDHOO 30 APRIL 1998 MAMOON ABDUL GAYHOOM

DHAALU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

KUDHAHUVADHOO 21 JULY 1969 ATOLL CHIEF MOOSA DIDI

THAA ATOLL HEATH CENTER

VAEMANDHOO 12 JUNE 1970 ATOLL CHIEF HUSSAN FULU


THIMARAFUSHI 11 NOV 1979 -----------------------


VILUFUSHI 11 NOV 1978 ATOLL CHIEF ABDULLA NASEERU

LAAMU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

HITADHOO 1 DEC 1969 ATOLL CHIEF ABDUL KAREEM

LAAMU ATOLL GAN HEATH CENTER

GAN 8 NOV 1993 MINISTER OF HEATH OF ABDULA SHATAARU USOFU

GAAFU ALIF HEATH CENTER

VILIGILI 26 JULY 1976 HEATH MINISTER OF ASSETENT ABU BAKURU MOHAMMED

GAAFU DHAALU HEATH CENTER

THINADHOO 9 AUG 1969 ATOLL CHIEF HUSSAIN MANIKU

GAAFU DHAALU GADHOO HEATH CENTER

GADHOO 16 NOV1992 EILIYASHI

GAAFU DHAALU FIOREE HEATH CENTER

FIOREE 6 AUGUST 1999 AHMED ABDULLA

NAVIYANI ATOLL HEATH CENTER

FUVAMULAKU 12 MAY 1973 WHO MEDICAL OFFICERDR.JM BOTAN

SEENU ATOLL HEATH CENTER

HETADHOO 1 JAN 1977 ATOLL CHIEF MOOSA ALI DIDI

SEENU ATOLL HULU MEIDHOO HEATH CENTER

HULU MEIDHOO 26 DEC 1990 ABDULLA KAMAALUDHEENU

STATE DOCTER HEATH CENTER SERIVES IN MALDIVESIN THE TEAM OF PAST YEARS AGO MALDIVES HEATH CENTER WAS NOT BUILD PROPER WAYE IN THE MEDICAL SERIVES IN TEAM OF MEDICAL POROMOTING HEATH CENTER IN MALDIVES WAS BEGING HEATH WORKER 1980 BEGING STATING DOCTER SERIVES IN MALDIVES IN THIS PROGRAMMING BEGIN AROUND THE MALDIVES IN THIS PROGRAMMING FIRST DOCTER SEND TO ISLAND THE NAME IS DOCTER ARUNACALAM FROM INDIA DATE OF 2 FEB 1991 SEND FOR GAAFUDHAALU ATOLL HEATH CENTER AT THAT NOT AVARABLE HOSPITAL IN THE ATOLL AT THAT PERYIOD ALL THE ATOLL HAVE HEATH CENTER 1997 GIVE EVERY HEATH CENTER ALL ATOLL PROVIDE ONE DOCTER TO EVERY PLACE UNTIL END OF YEAR 2007 COVERED ALL THE ATOLL ISLAND POPULATION MIXCIMUM 650 PEOPLE LIVE IN ISLAND GOVERNMENT PROVIDE ONE DOCTOR FOR EACH ISLAND

IN PAST YEARS HEATH CENTER SERIVES AVARABLE IN MALDIVES IN MALDIVES OPEN FIRST HOSPITAL THE SECOND WARE PERYIOD OF RULEING IN BRITISH GOVERNMENT 1360 TO 1941 YEARS THE WRITING BOOK OF MOHAMMED AMIN DIIDI SAY IN PERYOID BRTISH RULE OPEN FOUR HOSPITAL THAT IS ADDU ATOLL VILLIGILI HOSPITAL AFTER FEW DAYS LATER CANCAL SECOND TERM IN YEAR 1957 OPEN 2 HOSIPTAL IN GAN SEENU ATOLL ONE FOR BRITISH PEOPLE ANOTHER HOSPITAL FOR THE MALDIVIAN PEOPLE ALL THE AREA MALDIVES PEOPLE COME TO TRARTMENT THIS HOSPITAL

MALDIVEN GOVERNMENT OPEN FIRST HOSPITAL IN ATOLL AFTER GET VIOCTOREY BRITISH RULES ADDU ATOLLS REGIONAL HOSPITAL SECOND TERM END OF BRITISH RULES FIRSTY STATE TWO HOSPITAL GIVE THE SERIVES NAME AFITATALU NAME 27 SAFARU 1367 THAT DATE YEAR 11 JANANARY 1948 AVARRABLE HEATH CENTER SERIVES OPEN IN THE MALDIVEN GOVERNMENT OPEN HISTORY OF BUILDING PALAMENT OPEN NAME OF KAABAAHASARIA PLACE AFTER KAABAGEEGEY OPEN THE HOSPITAL THEY ONLY ONE DOCTER NAME IS EMGURARATUNAME AFTER HE WANT SECOND DOCTER IS JEROTUNAM AFTER LONG PERIOUD AGO DOCTOR AHMED AFTER 1957 YEARS AGO HEATH SERIVES GIVEN DOCTOR EL EL DISELVERVORER IN THE TIME OF KAABAAHASARIA PLACE OPEN THE FIRST HEATH CENTER GIVEN 3 DOCTORS ARE DOCTOR P ARUMANAYAGMU,DOCTOR AHMED AND JAUFARU AFTER OPEN HEATH CENTER GIVE THE ARETICAL IN THE GOVERNMENT NEWS PAPER IN YEAR 1363 DOCTOR DUTEY SERIVES IN MALDIVES

MALDIVEAN DOCTOR TAKE MMBS LIST AFTER COMPLETY STUDES GIVE THE SERIVES HEATH DR ABDUL RASHEED MA BODUDARAGA MALE 1965 MEDICAL OFFICAR

AF ABDUL SAHEED BABY HOUSE LAVIYANI NAIFARU 1967 DANITAL MEDICAL

AF MOHAMMED YOOSUFU FULU NAGILEGA LAVIYANI NAIFARU 1967 DANITAL MEDICAL

AF ABDUL MOHAMMED FULU REIVILLA GALAVIYANI NAIFARU 1967DANITAL MEDICAL

AF ABDUL HAMEED ABDUL VAHAABU MA NAHARA GA MALE 1968 REDOGRAME

AF MOHAMMED SALEEM MA FAHIMASE MALE 1975 DANTALHIGHJANIST

AF ALI SALEEM H SONO VDROOP MALE 1975 DANTALHIGHJANIST

DR MASOOMA KAMALUDHEENU MA ADOSA MALE 1975 MEDIAL OFFICAR MMBS

DR MOHAMMED WAHEED MA NAASAMAN MALE 1979 AUTORENOLARINGELOGIST

DR NAAHEELA IBRAHIM DIDI G FEHI MALE 1981 GENILOGELOGIST

DR IBRAHIM UMARU MANIKU M KOLEIGE MALE 1982 EANATICI GELOGIST

AFA HAFEEDA AHMED CHANDANEEGA BA EIADAFUSHI 1989 FEDIROTEROPEY

AFA FARUDAANA SOUGEI MA LIGHT KONA MALE 1989 SPEECH TEROPEY

DR FATUMATH MOHAMMED DIDI G MAJEHIGA MALE 1989 OFTALMOLOGIST

DR IBRAHIM DIDI BAHARU VILLA SEENU HULUDHOO 1990 POROSTAKEDENTISTEY

DR ABDUL SATARU YOSUFU ROSANEGE BAA EIADAFUSHI 1990 DOCTORAT HEATH ADIMIN

DR AHMED RADEI MEMU HALF SHATHARUGA MALE 1991 FIDEDIONE

DR ABDULA WAHEED GULUFAMU GA SEENU MEEDU 1992 SURGEN

DR ABDULLA AFEEFU HUDUVILLAGA SEENU HITHADHOO 1998 PEDIEATHSTION

DR AIMINATH NADEERU MEEMU KALEVILLIA MALE 1998 RADIOLOGIST

DR MOHAMED ADIL RASHEED MEEMU VICTORY HOUSE 2002 DR MITOLOGIST

DR FATUMATU NASEEDA MA CHENBALEEMAGE 2002 SAEKATURIST

DR MOHAMED HABEEBU SEASON GA SEENU HITHADHOO 2004 AUTOPADICK

DR AHMED ASRAFU ALI H ALINARU VILLA 2004 ULOGIST

FIRST BUGJECT FOR HEATH MINISTER HISTORY OF YEARS GOVERNMENTOF MALDIVES FIRSTY BUGJECT HAS SHOW THE YEARS OF 20 NOVEMBER 1954 FIRSTLY DICULATED AMOUNT 2048000/- FOR HEATH SERIVIES 91000/- THE %OF 4.44

IN THE TERM OF 370000/-THE YEAR OF 1965 FOR MINISTER OF HEATH%4.99 ALLTHE BUGEST AVRANGE YEAR OF 7410500\-

THE TERM OF YEAR 2000 BUGEST IS 2,991,049,432 RF

MINISTER OF HOLD MINISTER OF HEALTH HISTORY OF PERYIODNAME

DATE IN DATE OUT

SUMULU AMIN IBRAHIM FAMUDARIKILAGAFANU 22 DEC 1932 09 NOV 1933SUMULU AMIN MOHAMED AMIN DHOSHIMANAKILAGAFANU 25 DEC 1933 29 OCT 1944SUMULU AMIN IBRAHIM FAMUDARIKILAGAFANU 29 OCT1944 22APRIL1951SAHEBU SASADA ALFALEL AHMED HELEMEY 22APRIL1951 22 DEC 1952SUMULU AMIN MOHAMED AMINDHOSHIMANA KILAGAFANU 22 DEC 1952 21 AUG1953SAHEBU SASADA ALNABEELU ABDUL VAHABU 11 MARCH 1954 09 JULY1956SAHEBU SASADA ALFALEL AHMED HELEMEY DIDI 28 JULY 1956 24 SEP 1965

SAHEBU DHULA IBRAHIM NASHEERU 13 SEP 1966 11 NOV 1968SAHEBU SASADA ALFALEL IBRAHIM RASHEED 11 NOV 1968 06 JAN 1977ALFALELA MUMENA HALEEM 06 JAN 1977 11 NOV1978ALFALEL MOHAMMED MUSTAFA HUSSAN 19 NOV 1978 11 NOV 1983ALFALEL ABDULA JAMEEL 11 NOV 1983 05 JAN 1989ALFALEL ABDUL SATAARU MOOSA DIDI 05 JAN 1989 05 FEB 1992ALFALEL AHMED ABDULA 11 NOV 1993 13 SEP 2004ALFALELA ANESA AHMED 13 SEP 2004 14 JULY 2005

ALFALEL ELIYAASE IBRAHIM 14 JULY 2005 10 NOV 2008DR AMINATH JAMEELU 12 NOV 2008 ---------------

DR AMINATH JAMEELU 14 JAN2009DR JAMSEEDDR SAKEELANAZIM

Health cares facilities are improving almost on a daily basis. There are 21 hospitals all around the atolls.The Indhira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) in Malé is the biggest hospital in the country providing sophisticated medical care. ADK Hospital is the biggest private health care facility and follows high medical standards.The total number of beds in the hospitals around the archipelago is around 800. There are 150 doctors in Malé while 152 are in the rest of the country.Some resorts have in-house doctors. A decompression chamber is within easy reach of most resorts in case of a diving emergency.

Health Facilities

List of Health facilities in Haa Dhaalu Atoll:-Kulhudhuffushi Medical Centre, Fithuroanuge, Hdh. Kulhudhuffushi Island

List of Health facilities in Baa Atoll:-Royal Island Medical Centre, Royal Island Resort, Baa Atoll - (960) 660 0088 / (960) 660 0099

List of Health facilities in North Malé Atoll:-IGMH (Indhira Gandhi Memorial Hospital), Maafannu - (960) 333 5351 / (960) 331 6647-ADK Hospital, Sosun Magu, Malé City - (960) 331 3553-AMDC Clinic (Azmi Naeem Medical & Diagnostic Center), M.Misururuvaage, Shaariuvarudhee Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 5979-Central Clinic, Ma. Dhilleevilla, Majeedhee Magu, Malé City - (960) 331 2221 / (960) 332 8710-Crescent Medical Services, G. Hithifaru, Majeedhee Magu, Malé City - (960) 331 7411-Dental Care Centre, Ma. Meyvaagasdhoshuge (1st floor), Joashee Hingun, Malé City - (960) 332 8446-Dr. Didi Dental Centre, G. Dhathuge, Buruzu Magu, Malé City - (960) 333 7951-Dr. Farzaana Clinic, Ma. Nasheyman, Buruzu Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 4109-Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Clinic, H. Milaafaru, Sosun Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 5484-Dr. Naila & Firudous Clinic, G. Faith, Raidhebai Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 4567-Dr. F.M. Didi's Eye Clinic, Ma. Majehige, Daisy Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 7339-Eye Care Opticals, Orchid Magu Branch, M. Ushaa, Orchid Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 7444-Family Planning Centre, Kulunu Vehi, Buruzu Magu, Malé City -Imperial Medical Centre, G. Chaman, Lonuziyaarai Magu, Malé City - (960) 331 6600-Male' Medicals, Ma. Ispica, Buruzu Magu, Malé City - (960) 333 1590 / (960) 333 8655-Paradise Island Medical Centre, Paradise Island Resort, Lankanfinolhu Island - (960) 664 0011-Poly Clinic, Ma. Ranlhi, Chaandhany Magu, Malé City - (960) 331 4647-Senahiya, Voice of Maldives Old Building, Moon Light Hingun, Block n°24, Malé City - (960) 331 8672-Smiles Dental Care, Ma. Velavaru Villa, Aimina Rani Hingun, Malé City - (960) 332 1040-The Clinic, H. Shady Palm, Hithafinivaa Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 3207-Yaganegi's Clinic, M. Green Life, Handhvaree Hingun, Malé City - (960) 332 2593

List of Health facilities in Addu Atoll:-Abharee Medicals, Stralin, Hithadhoo Island - (960) 688 6968-Dhilshad Clinic, Dhilshadhge, Hithadhoo Island - (960) 688 5529-F & C Medicare, Bageechaage, S. Maradhoo Feydhoo, Addu City - (960) 689 1050 / (960) 689 1049

Anesthesist

Dr. Venkatesh Subrahmanyam -Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1995, Mangalore University. -Doctor of Medicine in Anesthesiology (MD), 1999, Kasturba Medical Collage.Currently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dentist

Dr. Nuha Abdul Guddoos -Bachelor of Dental Surgery, 2008, Dr. Syamala Reddy Dental Collage-Hospital and Research Centre Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (BLS), 2009, Nightingales Life Saving Services.Currently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Soodh Antony -Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), 1995 - Mangalore UniversityCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

-Dental Care Centre, Ma. Meyvaagasdhoshuge (1st floor), Joashee Hingun, Malé City - (960) 332 8446-Dr. Didi Dental Centre, G. Dhathuge, Buruzu Magu, Malé City - (960) 333 7951-Smiles Dental Care, Ma. Velavaru Villa, Aimina Rani Hingun, Malé City - (960) 332 1040

Dermatologist

Dr. Verma Kanu-Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 2002, Gujarat University-Doctor of Medicine in Dermatology (MD), 2005, Gujarat UniversityCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

E.N.T

Dr. Jose Salvador Valenzuela Mijares -Doctor of Medicine (MD), 1999, Far East University-Diploma in ENT HNS, 2008, The Philiphines Board if OtolaryngologyCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Gynecologist

Dr. Dharmesh R Bhatti-Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1992, University of Bombay-Doctor of Medicine in Obstetrics & Gynecology (MD - OBGYN),1993, Shivaji UniversityCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Krushnachandra Padhy -Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1992, Berhampur University

-Doctor of Medicine in Obstetrics & Gynecology (MD - OBGYN),1996, Shivaji UniversityCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Nazma Hameed -Doctor of Medicine (MD), Kursk Statemedical University-Doctor of Medicine in Obstetrics & Gynecology (MD - OBGYN), 2011, Kursk Statemedical UniversityCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Neelangini Padhy -Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1994, Shivaji University-Doctor of Medicine in Obstetrics & Gynecology (MD - OBGYN), 2001, University of MumbaiCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Vikas Ratan Gosavi -Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1988, University of Poona-Doctor of Medecine(MD), 1992, University of PuneCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Ophthalmologist

Dr. Janampalli Vijiyamani-Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 2006, NTR University of Health Sciences-Diploma in Opthalmology(DO), 2009, NTR University of Health SciencesCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Viraj Bawa-Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1995, Mangalore University-Doctor of Medicine in Ophthalmology(MS), 1998, Kasturba Medical CollageCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

-Dr. F.M. Didi's Eye Clinic, Ma. Majehige, Daisy Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 7339-Eye Care Opticals, Orchid Magu Branch, M. Ushaa, Orchid Magu, Malé City - (960) 332 7444

ORTHOPEADICIAN

Dr. Jolingi Tata Rao-Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), 1990, Ravishankar University-Master of Surgery - Orthopedics (MS), 2002, Barkataullah UniversityCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

Dr. Landge Dnyaneshwar KishanraoConsultant in OrthopedicsCurrently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

PEDIATRICIAN

Dr. Nagarajan Sivasubramanian-Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G. R Medical University-Doctor of Medicine in Peadiatrics (MD-PAED), 2008Currently working in: ADK Hospital - Malé City - (960) 331 3553

ASSANDHA IN MALDIVES

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ASSANDA AVARABLE IN MALDIVESNo. Atoll Island Name of the Provider Type

1 k Male' ADK Hospital Hospital

2 k Male' Medica Hospital

3 k Male' Senahiya Hospital

4 k Male' Eye Care Hospital Hospital

5 S Hithadhoo IMDC Hospital

No. Atoll Island Name of the Provider

1 AA Bodufulhadhoo AA Bodufulhadhoo Health Centre

2 Himandhoo AA Himandhoo Health Centre

3 Maalhos AA Maalhos Health Centre

4 Mathiveri AA Mathiveri Health Center

5 AA Rasdhoo AA Rasdhoo Atoll Hospital

6 Ukulhas AA Ukulhas Health Centre

7 Feridhoo AA. Feridhoo Health Centre

8 Thoddo AA Thoddo Health Centre

9 ADH Mahibadhoo AD. Atoll hospital( Mahibadhoo)

10 Dhagethi AD. Dhagethi Health Centre

11 Dhidhoo AD. Dhidhoo Health Centre

12 Fenfushi AD. Fenfushi Health Centre

13 Hanyameedhoo AD. Hanyameedhoo Health Centre

14 Kunburudhoo AD. Kunburudhoo Health Centre

15 Mandhoo AD. Mandhoo health Post

16 Omadhoo AD. Omadhoo Health Post

17 Dhigurah AD. Dhigurah Health Centre

18 Maamigili Adh Maamigili Health Centre

19 B Eydhafushi B Eydhafushi Atoll Hospital

20 Fulhadhoo B Fulhadhoo Health Post

21 Hithaadhoo B Hithaadhoo Health Centre

22 Kamadhoo B Kamadhoo Health Post

23 Kudarikilu B Kudarikilu Health Centre

24 Maalhos B Maalhos Health Centre

25 Dharavandhoo B. Dharavandhoo Health Centre

26 Donfan B. Donfan Health Post

27 Fehendhoo B. Fehendhoo Health Post

28 Goidhoo B. Goidhoo Health Centre

29 Kihaadhoo B. Kihaadhoo Health Post

30 Thulhaadhoo B Thulhaadhoo Health Centre

31 Kendhoo B Kendhoo Health Centre

32 DH Bandidhoo Dh Bandidhoo Health Centre

33 Kudahuvadhoo Dh Kudahuvadhoo Atoll Hospital

34 Meedhoo Dh Meedhoo Health Centre

35 Hulhudheli Dh. Hulhudheli Health Centre

36 Maaenboodhoo Dh. Maaenboodhoo Health Centre

37 Rinbidhoo Dh. Rinbidhoo Health Post

38 Vaanee Dh. Vaanee Health Post

39 F Biledhdhoo F Biledhdhoo Health Centre

40 Dharanboodhoo F Dharanboodhoo Health Centre

41 Feeali F Feeali Health Centre

42 Magoodhoo F Magoodhoo Health Centre

43 Nilandha Faafu Atoll Hospital

44 GA Villingili GA Atoll Hospital

45 Dhaandhoo GA Dhaandhoo Health Centre

46 Gemanafushi GA Gemanafushi Health Centre

47 Kanduhulhudhoo GA Kanduhulhudhoo Health Centre

48 Dhevvadhoo GA. Dhevvadhoo Health Centre

49 Kolamafushi GA. Kolamafushi Health Centre

50 Maamendhoo GA.Maamendhoo Health Center

51 Nilandhoo GA.Nilandhoo Health Center

52 GDH FaresmaathodaGDh Faresmaathoda Health Centre

53 Fiyori GDh Fiyori Health Centre

54 Gadhdhoo GDh Gadhdhoo Health Centre

55 Hoadedhoo GDh Hoadedhoo Health Centre

56 Madaveli GDh Madaveli Health Centre

57 NadellaGDh Nadella Health Centre

58 Rathafandhoo GDh Rathafandhoo Health Centre

59 Thinadhoo Dr. Abdul Samad Memorial Hospital

60 Vaadhoo GDh Vaadhoo Health Centre

61 GN Fumalak GN Atoll Hospital

62 HA Dhidhoo HA Atoll Hospital

63 Filladhoo HA Filladhoo Health Centre

64 Hoarafushi HA Hoarafushi Health Centre

65 Maarandhoo HA Maarandhoo Health Centre

66 Molhadhoo HA Molhadhoo Health Centre

67 Thakandho HA Thakandhoo Health Centre

68 Thurakunu HA Thurakunu Health Centre

69 Uligamu HA Uligamu Health Centre

70 Utheem HA Utheem Health Centre

71 Vashafaru HA Vashafaru Health Centre

72 Baarah HA. Baarah Health Centre

73 Kelaa HA. Kelaa Health Centre

74 Muraidhoo HA. Muraidhoo health Centre

75 Ihavandhoo HA Ihavandhoo Health Centre

76 HDH Kudhudhufushi HDH Regional Hospital

77 Finey HDh Finey Health Centre

78 Hanimaadhoo HDh Hanimaadhoo Health Centre

79 Hirimaradhoo HDh Hirimaradhoo Health Centre

80 Kumundhoo HDh Kumundhoo Health Centre

81 Kurinbi HDh Kurinbi Health Centre

82 Makunudhoo Hdh Makunudhoo Health Centre

83 Naavaidhoo HDh Naavaidhoo Health Centre

84 Nellaidhoo HDh Nellaidhoo Health Centre

85 Neykurendhoo HDh Neykurendhoo Health Centre

86 Nolhivaram HDh Nolhivaram Health Centre

87 Nolhivaranfaru HDh Nolhivaranfaru Health Centre

88 Vaikaradhoo HDh Vaikaradhoo Health Centre

89 K Hulhumale Hulhumale Hospital

90 Male Igmh

91 Gaafaru K Gaafaru Health Centre

92 Gulhi K Gulhi Health Centre

93 Guraidhoo K Guraidhoo Health Centre

94 Hinmafushi K Hinmafushi Health Centre

95 Huraa K Huraa Health Centre

96 Kaashidhoo K Kaashidhoo Health Center

97 Dhiffushi K. Dhiffushi Health Centre

98 Maafushi K. Maafushi Health Centre

99 Male Dhamanaveshi

100 Thulusdhoo K. Thulusdhoo Health Centre

101 Villingili K. Villingili Health Centre

102 L Dhanbidhoo L Dhanbidhoo Health Centre

103 Fonadhoo L Fonadhoo Health Centre

104 Gaadhoo L Gaadhoo Health Post

105 Gan L Gan Regional Hospital

106 Isdhoo L Isdhoo Health Centre

107 Kunahandhoo L Kunahandhoo Health Post

108 Maabaidhoo L Maabaidhoo Health Centre

109 Maamendhoo L Maamendhoo Health Center

110 Maavah L Maavah Health Centre

111 Mundhoo L Mundhoo Health Post

112 Hithadhoo L Hithadhoo Health Centre

113 LH Kurendhoo Lh Kurendhoo Health Centre

114 Maafilaafushi Lh Maafilaafushi Health Centre

115 Naifaru LH Naifaru Atoll Hospital

116 Olhuvelifushi Lh Olhuvelifushi Health Centre

117 Hinnavaru LH. Hinnavaru Health Centre

118 M Kolhufushi M Kolhufushi Health Centre

119 Maduvvaree M Maduvvaree Health Centre

120 Muli M Muli Atoll Hospital

121 Dhiggaru M. Dhiggaru Health Centre

122 Mulah M. Mulah Health Centre

123 Naalaafushi M. Naalaafushi Health Section

124 Raimandhoo M. Raimandhoo Health Post

125 Veyvah M. Veyvah Health Post

126 N Holhudhoo N Holhudhoo Health Centre

127 Kendhikulhudhoo N Kendhikulhudhoo Health Centre

128 Kudafari N Kudafari Health Centre

129 Landhoo N Landhoo Health Centre

130 Lhohi N Lhohi Health Centre

131 Maafaru N Maafaru Health Centre

132 Maalhendhoo N Maalhendhoo Health Centre

133 Manadhoo N Manadhoo Atoll Hospital

134 Miladhoo N Miladhoo Health Centre

135 Velidhoo N Velidhoo Health Centre

136 Fohdhoo N. Fohdhoo Health Centre

137 Maalhandhoo N. Maalhandhoo Health Centre

138 Hen’badhoo N.Hen’badhoo Health Centre

139 R Alifushi R Alifushi Health Centre

140 Angolhitheemu R Angolhitheemu Health Center

141 Hulhudhufaar R Hulhudhufaar Health Centre

142 Inguraidhoo R Inguraidhoo Health Center

143 Innamaadhoo R Innamaadhoo Health Center

144 Kinolhas R Kinolhas Health Center

145 Maakurathu R Maakurathu Health Center

146 Rasgetheem R Rasgetheem Health Centre

147 Rasmaadhoo R Rasmaadhoo Health Center

148 Ungoofaaru R Ungoofaaru Atoll Hospital

149 Vaadhoo R Vaadhoo Health Center

150 Dhuvaafaru R. Dhuvaafaru Health Centre

151 Fainu R. Fainu Health Centre

152 Maduvvari R. Maduvvari Health Centre

153 Meedho R. Meedho Health Centre (Raa Atoll)

154 S Aduu Seenu Atoll Regional Hospital

155 Feydhoo S Feydhoo Health Centre

156 HulhumeedhooS. Hulhumeedhoo Health Centre

157 Maradhoo S. Maradhoo Health Center

158 SH Funadhoo SH Atoll Hospital

159 Bileifahi Sh Bileifahi Health Centre

160 Feevah Sh Feevah Health Centre

161 Feydhoo Sh Feydhoo Health Centre

162 Fokaidhoo Sh Fokaidhoo Health Centre

163 Goidhoo Sh Goidhoo Health Centre

164 Kanditheemu Sh Kanditheemu Health Centre

165 Komandoo Sh Komandoo Health Centre

166 Lhaimagu Sh Lhaimagu Health Centre

167 Maaugoodhoo Sh Maaugoodhoo Health Centre

168 Maroshi Sh Maroshi Health Centre

169 Milandhoo Sh Milandhoo Health Centre

170 Narudhoo Sh Narudhoo Health Centre

171 Noomaraa Sh Noomaraa Health Centre

172 Th Dhiyamigili Th Dhiyamigili Health Centre

173 Gaadhiffushi Th Gaadhiffushi Health Centre

174 Hirilandhoo Th Hirilandhoo Health Centre

175 Kandoodhoo Th Kandoodhoo Health Centre

176 Kinbidhoo Th Kinbidhoo Health Centre

177 Madifushi Th Madifushi Health Centre

178 Omadhoo Th Omadhoo Health Centre

179 Veymandhoo Th Veymandhoo Atoll Hospital

180 Vilufushi Th Vilufushi Health Centre

181 Buruni Th. Buruni Health Centre

182 Thimarafushi Th. Thimarafushi Health Centre

183 Vandhoo Th. Vandhoo Health Centre

184 Guraidhoo Th.Guraidhoo Health Centre

185 V Felidhoo V Felidhoo Atoll Hospital

Private Health Clinics and HospitalsAtoll Island Name of the Provider Type

1 Gn Fuvamulah Mahaldheeb (clinic) Clinic

2 S Hithadhoo Dhilshaadh Clinic Clinic

3 S Hithadhoo The Clinic (S. Hithadhoo) Clinic

4 S Hithadhoo Abuharee Medical Center Clinic

5 S Hithadhoo IMDC Hospital

6 k Male' Eye Care (Orchid Magu) Clinic

7 k Male' Advance Medical Clinic Clinic

8 k Male' Dr. Didi Dental Center Clinic

9 k Male' Primax Medicare Clinic

10 k Male' Pearl Medical Center Clinic

11 k Male' Med-lab Diagnostic Center Clinic

12 k Male' Master Dental Care Center Clinic

13 k Male' FM Didi Eye Clinic Clinic

14 k Male' Eye Care Clinic (Fareedhee Magu) Clinic

15 k Male' Eve Clinic Clinic

16 k Male' Dr. Jihad's Dental and Medical Centre Clinic

17 k Male' Diabetes Society of Maldives Clinic Clinic

18 k Male' ADK Hospital Hospital

19 k Male' Medica Hospital

20 k Male' Senahiya Hospital

21 k Male' Eye Care Hospital Hospital

22 S S. Maradhoo Feydhoo FNC Medi Care S. Maradhoo Feydhoo Clinic

23 S S. Maradhoo Feydhoo FNC Medi Care and Scan Centre Clinic

24 K Male' Central Medical Center Clinic

25 K Male Myclinic Clinic

26 K Male Well Care Medicals Clinic

no Atoll Island Name of the Provider

ASSANDA AVARABLE IN ABROUND

1 India ChochinAmrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre (AIMS)

2 India Thiruvananthapuram Ananthapuri Hospitals

3 India Thiruvananthapuram Chaithanya Eye Hospital

4 India Thiruvananthapuram Cosmopolitan Hospital

5 India Thiruvananthapuram KIMS Hospital

6 India Thiruvananthapuram Lords Hospital

7 India Thiruvananthapuram NIMS Hospital

8 India Thiruvananthapuram Regional Cancer Centre (RCC)

9 India Bangalore Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt Ltd

10 India Bangalore Global Hospital-Banglore

11 India Bangalore Narayana Hrudayala Pvt.Ltd( Narayana Hospital)

12 India Chennai Global Hospital-Chennai

13 Sri Lanka Colombo 5 Lanka Hospital

14 Sri Lanka Colombo 5 Nawaloka Hospital

15 Sri Lanka Colombo 5 Asiri-The Central

16 Sri Lanka Colombo 5 Asiri Surgical

17 Sri Lanka Colombo 5 Ceylinco Healthcare Services Ltd

18 Sri Lanka Colombo 5 Cylon Hospitals/ Durdens

19 India Banglore Health Care Global Enterprises HCG

20 India Banglore Columbia Asia

21 India Coimbatore Ganga Medical Centre and Hospitals Pvt Ltd

22 India Trivandrum NIMS Medicity

ASSANDA AVARABLE IN MALDIVES

1 AA Bodufolhudhoo Life Pharma Aa. Bodufulhadhoo Pharmacy

2 AA Himandhoo AA.Himandhoo Community Pharmacy Pharmacy

3 ADh Mahibadhoo ADH Mahibadhoo Atoll Gaama Chemist Pharmacy

4 ADh Omadhoo Aldhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

5 ADh Maamigili Point 15 Pharmacy Pharmacy

6 ADh Fenfushi Fenfushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

7 B Eydhafushi Cheap Side Pharmacy Pharmacy

8 B Kendhoo Nayam pharmacy Pharmacy

9 B Eydhafushi STO Eydhafushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

10 B Dharavandhoo Manjima Medicals Pharmacy

11 Dh Kudahuvadhoo Care3 l Pharmacy Pharmacy

12 Dh Bandidhoo Dh Bandidhoo Anhenunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

13 Dh Hulhudheli Z.F. Pharmacy Pharmacy

14 F Bilehdhoo Bilehdhoo Anhenunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

15 F Nilandhoo Life Pharma F. Nilandhoo Pharmacy

16 R Meedhoo Nayam Pharmacy Plus Pharmacy

17 F Nilandhoo F Nilandhoo Atoll Medicine Zone 4 Pharmacy

18 F Magoodhoo F.Magoodhoo Rayyithunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

19 GA Vilingili Aid Pharmacy Pharmacy

20 GA Gemanafushi Ampas Pharmacy Pharmacy

21 GA Dhaandhoo Dhaandhoo Chemist Pharmacy

22 GA Vilingili Radar Pharmacy Pharmacy

23 GA Kolemaafushi STO Ga. Kolemaafushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

24 GDh Thinadhoo STO Pharmacy Thinadhoo Pharmacy

25 GDH GadhooBeyskara Pharmacy Pharmacy

26 GDh Fiyori Hayeh Thineh Pharmacy Pharmacy

27 Gn Fuvahmulah GN Atoll Niril Pharmacy Pharmacy

28 Gn Fuvahmulah GN Jihaadhee Pharmacy Pharmacy

29 Gn Fuvahmulah Medicine WorldPharmacy

30 HA Ihavandhoo Dhathuru Pharmacy Pharmacy

31 HA Hoarafushi FV Pharmacy Pharmacy

32 HA Dhidhdhoo Ha. Atoll Pharmacy Pharmacy

33 HA Dhidhdhoo Vitamins pharmacy Pharmacy

34 HA Baarah Affordable chemist Pharmacy

35 HA Maarandhoo HA Maarandhoo Rayyithunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

36 HA Dhidhdhoo HA.Dhidhoo Isseri Pharmacy Pharmacy

37 HA Kelaa STO Ha. Kelaa Pharmacy Pharmacy

38 HA Hoarafushi STO Ha. Hoarafushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

39 HDh Kulhudhuffushi Asrafee Chemist 2 Pharmacy

40 HDh Makunudhoo Joint Pharmacy Pharmacy

41 HDh Kulhudhuffushi STO Pharmacy Kulhudhuffushi Pharmacy

42 HDH Kulhudhuffushi Beyskara Pharmacy

43 HDH Kulhudhufushi Alifaru Beysfihaara (Kulhudhuffushi) Pharmacy

44 K Gaafaru Burulu Pharmacy Pharmacy

45 K Maafushi Noonaaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

46 K Kaashidhoo Zaas Pharmacy Pharmacy

47 K Kaashidhoo Kaashidhoo Rayyithunge Pharmacy Pharmacy

48 K Male' Alphard Medicals 2 Pharmacy

49 K Male' City Pharmacy 2 Pharmacy

50 K Male' City Pharmacy 3 Pharmacy

51 K Male' Cure Pharmacy Pharmacy

52 K Male' Eye Care Dispensary Pharmacy

53 K Male' Hulhumale Green Pharmacy Pharmacy

54 K Male' Kaakee Pharmacy – Sifainge Coorperative (MNDF) Pharmacy

55 K Male' Life Support Pharmacy Pharmacy

56 K Male' MediPlus Pharmacy Pharmacy

57 K Male' Pharma MedicaPharmacy

58 K Male' Pharmacy Plus Pharmacy

59 K Male' STO Hulhumale Pharmacy Pharmacy

60 K Male' STO Pharmacy Pharmacy

61 K Male' STO Villimale Pharmacy Pharmacy

62 K Male' Eve Pharmacy Pharmacy

63 K Himmafushi STO K.Himmafushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

64 K Male' City Pharmacy Pharmacy

65 K Male' Advance Medical Pharmacy Pharmacy

66 L Gan STO L. Gan Pharmacy Pharmacy

67 L Maavah STO L. MaavahPharmacy Pharmacy

68 L Fonadhoo STO L. Fonadhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

69 Lh Naifaru Island Pharmacy Pharmacy

70 Lh Naifaru Moonimaa Chemist Pharmacy

71 Lh Hinnavaru Youth Pharmacy Pharmacy

72 Lh Naifaru LH Naifaru Atoll Ainu Medicals Pharmacy

73 Lh Naifaru LH Naifaru Atoll Island Pharmacy Pharmacy

74 Lh Kurendhoo Mazi Chemist Pharmacy

75 LH Olhuvelifushi Olhuvelifushi Rayyithunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

76 M Muli Apple Pharmacy Pharmacy

77 M Mulah Mulah Pharmacy Pharmacy

78 N Velidhoo Dhoadhaari Pharmacy

79 N Holhudhoo Medicare One Pharmacy

80 N Manadhoo Noonu Atoll Pharmacy Pharmacy

81 N Maafaru Maafaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

82 R Maduvvari Rahvehi Pharmacy Pharmacy

83 R Ungoofaaru Ungoofaaru Rayyithunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

84 R Ungoofaaru R Ungoofaaru Atoll Vahfushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

85 R HulhudhuffaaruR.Hulhudhuffaaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

86 R Alifushi Uni Care Pharmacy

87 S Hithadhoo Abuharee Pharmacy Pharmacy

88 S Hithadhoo ICM Pharmacy Pharmacy

89 S Hithadhoo IMDC PharmacyPharmacy

90 S Hithadhoo STO Hithadhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

91 S Meedhoo STO Hulhumeedhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

92 S Maradhoo Feydhoo FNC Chemist Pharmacy

93 S Maradhoo FNC Chemist 2 Pharmacy

94 S Meedhoo Abuharee Pharmacy 2 Pharmacy

95 S Hithadhoo Abuharee Pharmacy 3 Pharmacy

96 Sh Foakaidhoo Foakaidhoo Rayyithunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

97 Sh Funadhoo Funafathi Pharmacy Pharmacy

98 Sh Komandoo Komandoo Rayyithunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

99 Sh MaaungoodhooUngoodhoo Medical Care Pharmacy

100 Sh Kanditheemu Kanditheem Rayyithunge Pharmacy Pharmacy

101 Sh Milandhoo TMM PharmacyPharmacy

102 Th Buruni Burunee Community Pharmacy Pharmacy

103 Th Veymandoo TH Atoll Care Chemist Pharmacy

104 Th Hirilandhoo Th Hirilandhoo Anhenunge Beysfihaara Pharmacy

105 Th Guraidhoo STO Th.Guraidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

106 Th Kandoodhoo Kandoodhoo Rayyithunge Pharmacy Pharmacy

107 Th Thimarafushi STO Th. Thimarafushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

108 HA Uligamu STO HA.Uligamu Pharmacy

109 GDh Gahdhoo STO GDh Gahdhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

110 GDh Vaadhoo STO Gdh.Vaadhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

111 GDh Rathafandhoo STO GDh Rathafandhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

112 K Guraidhoo STO K Guraidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

113 F Dharanboodhoo STO F Dharanboodhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

114 Th Gaadhiffushi STO Th Gaadhifusshi Pharmacy Pharmacy

115 Th VilifushiSTO Th Vilifushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

116 N Namadhoo STO N Manadhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

117 K Dhiffushi STO K Dhiffushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

118 R Meedhoo STO R Meedhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

119 M Muli STO M Muli Pharmacy Pharmacy

120 LH Naifaru STO Lh Naifaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

121 HDH Hanimaadhoo STO HDH Hanimaadhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

122 S Feydhoo STO S Feydhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

123 ADH DhiguraSTO ADH Dhigura Pharmacy Pharmacy

124 Th Veymandoo STO Th Veymandoo Pharmacy Pahrmacy

125 V Felidhoo STO V Felidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

126 GA Nilandhoo STO GA Nilandhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

127 K Maafushi STO K Maafushi Pharmacy Pharmacy

128 F Feeali STO F Feeali Pharmacy Pharmacy

129 N Velidhoo STO N Velidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

130 M Maduvvari STO M.Maduvvari Pharmacy Pharmacy

131 Th Hirilandho STO Th.Hirilandhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

132 R Dhuvaafaru STO R Dhuvaafaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

133 M Muli STO M Muli Pharmacy Pharmacy

134 M Dhiggaru STO M Dhiggaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

135 Dh Meedhoo STO Dh Meedhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

136 B Goidhoo STO B Goidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

137 GA Kondey STO Kondey Pharmacy Pharmacy

138 R Ungoofaaru STO Ungoofaaru Pharmacy Pharmacy

139 GA Dhevvadhoo STO Dhevvadhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

140 D Kudahuvadhoo STO D Kudahuvadhoo PharmacyPharmacy

141 L Maabaidhoo STO Maabaidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

142 Sh Milandhoo STO Sh Milandhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

143 Sh Goidhoo STO Sh Goidhoo Pharmacy Pharmacy

1 HDh Kulhudhuffushi Eye Care Opticals Hdh Khulhudhuffushi Optical

2 HDh Kulhudhuffushi Male' Optical (Kulhudhuffushi) Optical

3 K Male' Advance Optical Optical

4 K Male' Asian Opticals Optical

5 K Male' C-True Opticals Optical

6 K Male' Eye Care Opticals Optical

7 K Male' Male Opticals Optical

8 K Male' Shopmore Optical Optical

9 K Male' Vision Opticals Optical

10 K Male' Eye Care Optical Fareedhee Magu Branch Optical

11 K Male' Eye Care Optical Orchid Magu Branch Optical

12 K Male' Eye Care Optical Funa Goalhi Branch Optical

13 S Hithadhoo Eye Care Opticals S Hithadhoo Optical

14 S Hithadhoo Abuharee Optical Optical

15 K Male' Eye Care Optical (Senahiya Hospital) Optical

16 K Male ADK Hospital Pvt Ltd (I Wear) Optical

ިއަމެޖްނީސިއެވުކއަޭޝްނ

ާއަސްނަދިއެގަދުށްނިއަމެޖްނީސާޙަލްތަތުކަގިއަބިލީމާހެއްއަތުންނައެންއަތަންށުއުފަލިއޭދްނ(؟ަވިއެގަމުގްނުނަވަތަކނުޑަމުގްނަހަމެޖިހަފިއާވޮގަތީކޮކާބ)

ަބިލީމާހެގަބްއަޔްށަވުގުތްނަފުރާވުނެދިވްއެޖަނަމުފާރަނައްށުނަރްއާކާވާޙަލްތަތުކަގާއިއަވުގުތްނަފުރާވުނެދިވްއެޖަނަމާދިއީމުނުކެޅުދްނެތިރަކަމްށޮގްސާދެނާޙަލްތަތުކަގިއެއްނެމަކިއިރްނ،ޭބުންނާވަފުރާވިލެބްނުހިރަމުރަކަޒަކްށަބިލީމާހެގްނޮގްސިދުންނ

ާއަސްނަދިއެގަދުށްނިއަމެޖްނީސާޙަލްތަތުކަގިއަބިލީމާހެއްއަތުންނައެންއަތަންށުއުފުލަމްށުހަށަހަޅްނެޖޭހިލެޔިކުޔްނަތަކީކ

؟ޮކާބ

ޯފްމ’ާއަސްނަދެއެމެޖްނީސިއެވުކއަޭޝްނ ‘ ަބިލީމާހުހިރޮހްސޕިަޓްލެގަފާރުތްނޑްޮކަޓުރުފާރެދްއާވަފިއާވ .(ިމޯފްމޮފުނާވީނެއަމުރަކަޒުކްނެނެވ)

ާކުޑެގޮކޕީ. ީޑ.ަބިލީމާހެގުމްއަދުތަހަމުނާވައިއ

؟ާއަސްނަދިއެގަދުށްނިއަމެޖްނީސާޙަލްތަތުކަގިއަބިލީމާހެއްއަތުންނައެންއަތަންށުއުފުލަމްށަހަމެޖިހަފިއާވޮގްތަތަކީކޮކާބ

.ަކނުޑަމުގްނާނިއަވިއެގަމުގްނެނެވ

؟ޮހްސިޕަޓްލޯލްންޗަގިއަދުތުރުކެރެވްނެންތަނަމައަމުލުކަރްނީވޮގަތީކޮކާބ

ައިމްއަލަފާރެތްއެގޯލްނެޗްއަނަމަދުތުރުކުރުމެގުކިރްނ. ޮހްސިޕަޓްލެމުދެވިރޮކްށައިމްއަލަފާރެތްއެގޯލްންޗަގިއަދުތުރުކެރވެޭނެއެވ

ައިދެއަދުތެރްއެގަފިއާސޯހުދަމްށާއަސްނަދައްށިބްލުކަރްނާވީނ. ާއަސްނަދިއްނަދުތުރެގަޚަރުދެއްއަބްސާވްނާވެނެއެވ

.ޮހްސިޕަޓުލްނެނެވ

ޮހްސިޕަޓްލޯލްންޗަގިއަދުތުރުކެރެވްނެނިތެގްނައިމްއަލަފާރެތްއެގޯލްންޗަގިއަދުރުތުކުރަމްށޕަޭޝްންޓަފިއާސަދްއަކިއިފ

؟ަނަމެއަފިއާސާއަސްނަދިއްނިލޭބެނަތ

.ާއަސްނަދިއެގަދުށްނަޚަރުދޮކްށަފިއާވަފިއާސައނުބާރެދްއުކުމެގުއޫޞެލްއޯނެވެއެވ

6. ؟ާކުޑެގަދުށްނެއްއަތުންނައެންއަތަންށުއުފުލަމްށައަމުލުކަރްނެޖޭހުއޫޞަލީކޮކާބ. ީޑ.ައަލްށިވާހުތްއުތުކިދްނަމްނަމެގައިއ

ީޑާކުޑެގޮކޕެީއްއޭބްއުވަމްށަފުހައިއީޑާކުޑެގ.ަމްނަމަދިރުފާޅިއެއުކަދުތުރުނުކާރަނަމަމްނަމެއނުދަމިތުކެރިވަފިއާވޮހްސިޕަޓްލަގިއައިއ

ައްޞުލުތްއުތުކްއާޖާއިއެއުކެގްނަދްނާވެނެއެވ

7. ިއެގަމުގްނިއަމެޖްނީސޮކްށަދުތުރުކާރަނަމިޓެކްޓަހަމެޖެހީނޮކްނަބަޔަކްށ؟

01 ަބިލީމާހައިދެއީހެތިރެއްއެގެއްއޮކުޅިޓެކާޓިއެމިޑަކްލެއްސޯކްޓެއްއޭބުންނާވަނަމޑްޮކަޓެރްއުނަވަތަނުރެހްއެގެދޮކުޅިޓެކެޓެވ

؟ެމިޑަކްލެއްސޯކްޓެގުހުރާމިއެކުއްނާއަސްނަދިއެގަދުށްނިލިބެދވެޭނަތ

.ާއަސްނަދިއެގަދުށްނެމިޑަލްކެއްސޯކުޓެގެއަފަދަޚަރެދްއަހަމަޖްއަސިއެއްއުނެދވެޭނެއެވ

Health in MaldivesDr Mariyam Shakeela, Minister of Health and Gender, Maldives

Progress on MDGs in Maldives

Maldives is a low lying small island state in the Indian Ocean comprising of 1,190 islands, with a population of 350,000 spread across the 194 inhabited islands. Despite our unique geography and inherent vulnerabilities, the island nation of Maldives has, in the past four decades, shown progress and incredible improvements in its health indicators. The country’s health system is custom designed based on the size of the population and geographical location, offering targeted levels of service. Every inhabited island has a primary health facility, while comprehensive secondary level health services are made available within every atoll and tertiary level health services available at the capital of the country. This structure, coupled with public health programmes, has further facilitated the progress that Maldives has made in the health sector. Future plans exist to develop regional tertiary facilities.

The resilient nature and commitment of the people of Maldives has placed Maldives as the only ‘MDG Plus’ country in South Asia, having achieved five out of the eight Millennium Development Goals )MDGs) well ahead of the agreed timeline of 2015. Maldives is showing potential to go beyond the MDG targets, especially in the health related MDGs 4, 5 and 6 to address the reduction of child mortality, improvement of maternal health and combating of HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis. Maldives also revels as the only country in the South-East Asia region to eliminate malaria )in 1984) and to have sustained that achievement for 30 years. It is worthy to state that remarkable progress has also been made towards the achievement of the remaining three MDGs: MDG 3, achieving gender equality and women’s empowerment; MDG 7, ensuring environmental sustainability; and MDG 8, developing a global partnership for development.

While we are proud of our achievements, sustaining them poses numerous challenges to the Maldives. Geographical limitations, lack of economies of scale, heavy reliance on an expatriate

health workforce and dependence on imports of all medical consumables, pharmaceuticals and other medical products has a profound effect on health expenditure, accessibility and availability of quality health services within the country. The unique nature of Maldives also makes it extremely susceptible to unprecedented climate change events that will unduly affect the already vulnerable and marginalised )often women and children) and thereby intensify existing inequalities.

Furthermore, these extreme weather events are set to impact on the incidence of non-communicable diseases )NCDs), vector borne disease and basic conditions necessary for health development, including access to safe drinking water, food security, shelter and sanitation infrastructure.

The rapid progress in socioeconomic development and lifestyle changes has also prompted a prominent transition to a NCDs morbid situation. Alarmingly, NCDs accounted for an estimated 78 per cent of all mortality in Maldives in 2012. The chronic disease burden has become a huge challenge to health care provision and health expenditure. In today’s interconnected world, Maldives is not and will not be free from risks of emerging and re-emerging communicable diseases, and thus this area should remain a priority.

Despite the difficulties, the primary health care approach to health services, its commitment to ensuring that the Maldivian people continue to enjoy good health and quality of life, has brought systematic reforms to the health sector and enabled Maldives progress towards its health sector achievements. The health system has been undergoing fundamental changes of reform, in relation to legislative and policy aspects, and continues to evolve to meet emerging challenges. Such reforms include the introduction of urgent and appropriate public health measures, with special health programmes targeting adolescents and the prevention of cancer, chronic diseases and non-communicable diseases. Strategies to improve utilisation of enabling platforms such as telemedicine, e-health programmes and the initiatives for increased financial health protection are of equal importance.

Besides these initiatives, Maldives is in dire need of new investments in health promotion, disease prevention, infrastructure, technology and human resources, and availability of medicines to make us better prepared to combat health challenges and continue growth in the health sector.

There is also an urgent need to accelerate the strengthening of the health care system to meet the increasing health care demands and the challenges of social determinants of health amidst financial and resource shortages. Maldives’ position as a country graduating from ‘least developed country’ status and its geography poses unique development challenges.Nevertheless, Maldives hopes for a brighter future and an improved health care system if global collective will and resources are dedicated towards this goal.

Hence, it is with this vision that Maldives wishes to engage in post-MDG framework discussions and reiterate that health is not only crucial to sustainable development, but is a beneficiary of and a contributor to development. Maldives supports the global aspiration towards universal health coverage and control of NCDs at the heart of post-MDG discussions. It is our dearest hope that

the developments of sustainable development goals )SDGs) are viewed as a continuation of MDGs and not in isolation with the progress that MDGs have made.

As a country that is extremely challenged by climate changes and unavoidable health risks, it is our wish that SDGs and climate change are jointly addressed, keeping in mind that the links between the two are central to reducing poverty, increasing economic security, enhancing social development and achieving better health for all.

Child and maternal health in MaldivesInfant mortality in Maldives was nine deaths per 1,000 live births in 2012, with an under-five mortality rate of 11 deaths per 1,000 live births. As shown in Graph 1, there has been a consistent decline in the under-five mortality rate since 1990. This decline is impressive and has seen the country exceed its target of 31 deaths per 1,000 live births, as defined by Millennium Development Goal 4 )MDG 4). In 2010 the three most prominent causes of death for children below the age of five years were congenital anomalies )30 per cent), prematurity )17 per cent) and birth asphyxia )15 per cent). Other contributory causes were pneumonia )11 per cent), neonatal sepsis )four per cent) and diarrhoea )three per cent). In the period 2007-11 Maldives had a reported maternal mortality ratio of 140 deaths per 100,000 live births )this figure was estimated at 60 deaths per 100,000 by UN agencies/World Bank in 2010).

Communicable diseases in MaldivesCommunicable diseases along with maternal, perinatal and nutritional conditions in Maldives accounted for an estimated 16 per cent of all mortality in 2008. Prevalence of HIV among people aged 15-49 is 0.1 per cent )2012). Maldives eliminated malaria over the period 1973-1999. Tuberculosis )TB) saw a significant decline in estimated incidence, which dropped by two-thirds, and estimated mortality )when mortality data excludes cases co-morbid with HIV), which dropped by around 90 per cent, in the period 1990-2012.

Non-communicable diseases in MaldivesNon-communicable diseases )NCDs) in Maldives accounted for an estimated 79 per cent of all mortality in 2008. The most prevalent NCDs in Maldives are cardiovascular diseases, which accounted for 44 per cent of total deaths across all age groups in 2008. Non-communicable variants of respiratory diseases, cancers and diabetes contributed 14 per cent, eight per cent and one per cent to total mortality respectively )2008).

Mental health in Maldives

There is a lack of information concerning the most commonly diagnosed mental illnesses in Maldives. Neuropsychiatric disorders contributed an estimated 18.7 per cent of the global burden of disease in 2008.

Health systems in Maldivesaldives’ public spending on health was 3.8 per cent of GDP in 2011, equivalent to US$545 per capita. In the most recent survey, conducted between 1997 and 2010, there were 160 doctors, and 445 nurses and midwives per 100,000 people.Additionally, in the period 2007-12, 95 per cent of births were attended by qualified health staff and in 2012, 98 per cent of oneyear olds were immunised with one dose of measles. In 2011, 99 per cent of people were using an improved drinking water source and 98 per cent had access to adequate sanitation facilities. The most recent survey, conducted in the period 2000-11, reports that Maldives has 82 pharmaceutical personnel per 100,000 people.

Maldives has two hospitals on the main island of Malé and six regional hospitals. There are 13 atoll hospitals, 87 health centres, 51 family health sections and 37 health posts. The Ministry of Health and Gender is the primary government ministry in charge of the sector, and has the remit of of meeting the challenge of providing equitable services to a population scattered over many islands. The reorganisation of the health system, with the introduction of atoll hospitals and placement of doctors at health centres, has enabled increased access to medical services for the island communities.

The logistical problems that had to be overcome in order to ensure effective provision of these services included infrequent transport links and high operational costs. Accordingly, providing health care services to the islands has almost doubled the cost of health services delivery. All pharmaceutical products in Maldives are imported, mostly by the private sector. Apart from a specific category of hospital drugs and controlled drugs, all drugs must be bought by patients at private pharmacists.There is no mental health act or plan, and mental health is not mentioned in general health policy. There are 0.3 mental health outpatient facilities and no psychiatric hospitals or psychiatric beds in general hospitals )2011).

Current health issues and progress in MaldivesMaldives is currently working towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals. To achieve the targets for the reduction of child mortality, which forms MDG 4, Maldives should reduce underfive deaths per 1,000 live births to 31, and increase measles immunisation to 100 per cent by 2015. In 2012, under-five mortality stood at 11 deaths per 1,000 live births, and measles immunisation at 98 per cent, so the country has already surpassed its under-five

mortality target and is on track to increase immunisation to 100 per cent by 2015. Consequently, it is likely to achieve MDG 4.The global MDG 5 target for maternal health is to reduce the number of women who die in pregnancy and childbirth by threequarters between 1990 and 2015. When applying this target to Maldives, maternal mortality should fall to 208 cases per 100,000 live births. In the period 2007-11 Maldives had a reported maternal mortality ratio of 140 deaths per 100,000 live births )this figure was estimated at 60 deaths per 100,000 by UN agencies/World Bank in 2010) so this target has already been surpassed. Part of the goal also stipulates that 100 per cent of births must be attended by a skilled health professional. In the period 2007-12 this figure stood at 95 per cent, so this target is on track to be achieved by 2015.

MDG 6 aims for a reduction in the prevalence of HIV, malaria and other diseases. Prevalence rates of major communicable diseases such as malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis are low or declining.

Accordingly, with continued progress, the country is likely to achieve MDG 6.The 2013 World Health Organization )WHO) country co-operation strategy for Maldives reports that Maldives has largely achieved all the health-related MDGs ahead of the 2015 deadline. The WHO has, however, identified the rise of non-communicable diseases in the country as an issue needing further attention. Noncommunicable diseases account for more than 70 per cent of all mortality in the country. Both the obesity rate and the prevalence of low physical activity levels across the population are among the highest in the WHO South-East Asia Region. Furthermore, more than half of the adult population has high cholesterol, and more than a third of adult men are daily tobacco smokers. In the most recent Maldives Health Master Plan, 2006-15, the government acknowledged NCDs as one of the top health priorities. In January 2013 the Ban of Smoking in Public Places regulation was implemented – it is the first tobacco control regulation in the country and that shows steps are being taken by the government to tackle unhealthy lifestyles that can contribute to the rise of NCDs.

Introducing Tree Top Hospital; the

new face of medical treatment at

Hulhumale’ in a futureTree Top Health Pvt. Ltd. is set to build and operate a 159 bed hospital in Hulhumale’ under the name Tree Top Hospital.

After completion the hospital will be a tertiary level medical care centre ، with infrastructure and standard of medical services comparable to commendable hospitals in South Asia and South East Asia.

Agreement signing ceremony held today. Photo: Ash-haadh Abdullah

Tree Top Hospital will consist of 2 buildings ، with the hospital being housed in the main building ، which will be having 6-storeys and a total floor area of approximately 20،000 square meters. The second building of the hospital infrastructure will house support services ، such as accommodation for staffs ، rooms for relatives or friends of patients ، restaurants and retail outlets. This building will have 8-storeys and a total floor area of 10،000 square meters.

The target building completion date is slated at 11th November 2016 ، while the hospital will become fully operational and receive patients around 1st March 2017.

Looking into the services that Tree Top Hospital is expected to provide ، includes;

Anaesthesiology Cardiology Dentistry Dermatology and Venereology Diabetology ENT Accident and Emergency Care General Practice Internal Medicine Neurology Nephrology Obstetrics & Gynaecology Oncology/Chemotherapy Ophthalmology Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery Paediatrics & Child Development Physiotherapy Psychology Radiology Respiratory Speech Theray Surgery )including Paediatrics Surgery and Day-Care) Urology Gastroenterology Hepatology

Among the long list of services mentioned ، Tree Top Health Pvt. Ltd ، will have a prime focus on establishing “cardiology as one of its major specialty areas.”

According to a press release of Tree Top Health “cardiac care will be progressively developed into a super speciality level where over a short number of years ، most of the needs of Cardiac care needed for patients will be available.”

The new private hospital will have;

IN-PATIENT CARE; IMAGING CENTRE DIALYSIS CENTRE LABORATORY PHARMACY

Tree Top Hospital will have a special Health Screening Centre for “disease prevention and promotion of wellness and healthy lifestyle.”

The hospital will also be establishing affiliations with reputed hospitals in the region in order to provide for patients who need sub-specialized care.

The new private hospital expected to be fully enacted in 2016 at Hulhumale’ ، will be managed by Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care ، under their Management & Consultancy Services business.

During today’s ceremony of agreement signing between Tree Top Health and Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care. Photo: Ash-haadh Abdullah

Speaking regarding the management contract between Tree Top Health and Ramsay Sime ،Group CEO of the latter ، Bronte Kumm said “Based on the hospital’s performance in the first phase of development ، we envisage increasing the hospital bed capacity to its maximum of 159 beds. This growth will support a more diverse range of specialties which will contribute significantly to making this hospital one of international standard.”

Kumm had also said ، regarding their company ، Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care who will be in-charge of managing Tree Top Hospital “Our existing medical facilities in Malaysia are well credentialed ، credentials which include the prestigious international JCI accreditation standard. The numerous clinical milestones and quality awards we have achieved in the Subang Jaya Medical Centre ، coupled with the highly regarded expertise of our medical professionals ، have earned us the trust of our Malaysian and international patients.”

Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care will be assisting Tree Top Health with “planning ، design and commissioning of the hospital” as well as they are expected to help Tree Top Hospital in “determining the types of services and areas of specialty that will be offered in the new hospital.”

This “multi-disciplinary” health care centre will cater to the island nation’s growing population ،expatriate workers as well as serve the vast number of tourists who visit Maldives with quality medical care.

HISTORYIN TIME OF MINISTER OF HEATH 6 FEB 1958 MEDICAL TRARMENT SERIVES HAVE BE GIVEN FREE 60 RF LESS SALARY GET GOVERNMENT PEOPLE AND GIVE FAMILY 200 PEOPLE MORE THAN THAT THEY HAVE NOTE THE NAME GIVEN SERIVES AT THAT TIME 1961 OPEN ROASHANEE MAGA SOSUN MAGE SOUTH SIDE AT THAT PERYIOD WAS THAT PLACE ROSANI HOTEL AFTER FEW DAY CHANGE GOVERNMENT PARMACY AFTER FEW DAY CHANGE TO HEATH CENTERS EXP WHO OFFICES AND SOME CLINIC SERIVES TIME 24 APRIL 1947 NOW THAT ROASHANEE BULDING CHANGE MINISTER OF HEATH

MINISTER OF HEATH BULDING

COMMUNITEY HEATH WORKER GROUP WITH ALID HEATH SERIVES TRANNING CENTER PROGRAMMING NURIS AID FIRST GROUP

MARIYAM RASHEEDA G.MADUFAHI

AMINATH RASHEEDA M. HUNEMA

AMINATH MANIKE M. JAMBUMAGA

AMINATH WAHEED M. MOHISA

ARIFA ALI MA ANEESAKU

COURES COMMINTEY HEATH WORKER

NURIS COURES

FAMILY HEATH WORKER

FIRST AID

PARAMACY ASISENT

COMMINTEY HEATH AID

DIPOLMER NURIS AND MID PARIMARY

DIPOLMER IN PARIMARY

DHIVIHI BASVAREKAN

DEPOLMER MEDICAL LABOTAREY TEGLOGEY COUSE

TRAINING CENTER BUILD IN 2000 ALID HEATH SERIVES STATE IN 13 JAN 1975 I THE PERIYOD SERIVES PRIVIDE UNIT 2000 PAST BUILD ADK BUILDING BUT GOVERNMENT CHANGE THE TRANING CENTER COLLAGE HIGH EDUCATION IHS 2000 YEAR NAME CHANGE TO FACALITY OF HEATH SCIENCE

DOCTOR COLLEGE IN HULUMALE

RULES OF ARRANGMENT MAKE NEW HOSPITAL IN MALDIVES

1) BULD A NEW DOCTURE COLLAGE IN HULUMALE 2) BULD DIFFERENT KIND OF DOCTOR NEED AROUND THE MALDIVES 3) GIVE A LICENCE TO ANOTHER COMPANY TO SUPPLY MEDICAL TREATMENT 4) MINISTER OF HIGH EDUCATION PROVIDE MBA TEACHER OR DOCTOR FROM

ABROUND TO TEACH OR MALDIVES STUDENT TO BECOME A DOCTOR IN FUTURE5) NURIS OR LABOTORY OR PARAMACY WILL ALSO TEACH IN THIS COLLEG6) AFTER FINISH COURES MBAS DOCTORS PROVIDE REGION HOSPITAL IN ATOLL7) MINISTER OF HEATH OF MALDIVES SIGINING AGREEMENT SOME INTERNATIONAL

COLLEGE TO DEVELOPMENT MALDIVAN DOCTORS 8) BUILD A NEW INVESTOR LAW FROM PALAMENT OF MALDIVES AND REGETED A

AGREEMENT FROM IINVETOR COURT FROM MALDIVS 9) VERY IMPORTANT MAKE MORE PEOPLE NEARLY TO THE HOSPITAL AND CHANGE

SMALL POPULATIUON THEY LIVING IN SMALL ISLAND CHANGE TO ONE BIG ISLAND MAKE TO CLOSLY TOGETHER GIVE HEATH SERIVES TOGETHER

10) MAKE BULD HOSPITAL ANOTHER AREA OF MALDIVES THEY HAVE MORE POPULATION

THALASSEMA IN MALDIVES 18.1% THALASSEMA CHACK 5.5%ONE CARERI IN MALDIVES BEGIN 8 MAY 1994 CELEBRATING THAASMA DAY IN MALDIVES

THALASSEMA IN MALDIVES

Maldivian Thalassaemia Society (MTS) is a non-governmental organization which came into existence in the year 1994 – the sole purpose being to improve and enhance quality of lives of Thalassaemics in Maldives. With support from other parents, the co-founders Mohamed Moosa Didi and Mohamed Rasheed Ibrahim, both parents of Thalassaemic patients, founded this Society because of the urgent need for such an organization at that time.During the infant years, Maldivian Thalassaemia Society was a platform which provided emotional and financial support (when funds were available). However, as time passed, the need for networking, raising awareness, other social and fund-raising activities and most

importantly working at a policy level in advocating for rights of Thalassaemia patients and parents were identified as crucial aims such an NGO should address. The past years has seen MTS working tirelessly to achieve these objectives.

In this context, MTS has focused largely at improving and sustaining the quality of care and clinical management of Thalassaemia patients by exchanging dialogue at Policy level healthcare professionals including those at Ministry of Health and Family, National Thalassaemia Centre and

Male’ Health Corporation Services. Many social activities were organized for both Thalassaemia patients and parents and fundraising strategies were established to sustain the programs run at this organization. MTS has also been instrumental in conducting awareness campaigns in Male’ and in outer islands. From 2005 until 2008, one such campaign has been held each year on a large scale.

However, MTS faces multi-faceted problems when trying to achieve these objectives. Based in a country with extremely difficult geographical isolations, it is particularly difficult to achieve the aims as an NGO with limited capacity in terms of both funds and human resources. For example, due to the huge financial burden of travelling within Maldives where all the inhabited islands are scattered widely across the nation, many awareness campaigns and other projects in the islands have to be abandoned in favour of cost effective projects.

Along with these limitations, MTS also faces challenges such as lack of proper mechanisms to sustain funding, lack of technical expertise and lack of policy level commitment including lack of guidelines or strategies to revitalize awareness, prevention and control program and to sustain the best quality clinical management and care for Thalassaemia patients.

CHIDREN HOSPITAL IN HULUMALE IN FUTER

WelcomeThe Children's Hospital Informatics Program (CHIP) is a multidisciplinary applied research and education program at Boston Children's Hospital. CHIP investigators work at the intersection of information science, healthcare and biomedical discovery, advancing the state-of-the-art in functional genomics, personalized medicine, biomedical research collaboration and public health.

Since 1995, CHIP researchers have worked to set the highest standards for patient autonomy and privacy. Our "Instrumenting the Healthcare Enterprise" initiatives focus on accelerating collaborative research across institutions, and on providing tools and services directly to patients, allowing them to be become more active, engaged participants in both their own healthcare and the broader research community.

News

How mapping the Ebola outbreak may ease future health crises

August 14, 2014

What if a website could spot a global health crisis before health researchers could? One may be up to the challenge. HealthMap is an open-source network that is constantly collecting information from news reports, health officials, social media and governments around the world to deliver real-time intelligence on a broad range of emerging infectious diseases.

Tracking Ebola through online data

August 14, 2014

As information comes out about those affected by the virus, more is being learned about its origins and impact, partly thanks to an online tool called HealthMap.

How This Algorithm Detected The Ebola Outbreak Before Humans Could

August 14, 2014

By mining the social Web, machines saw the outbreak coming a week before the world knew about it.

Big Data in Doctors' Offices--Wall Street Journal.

May 13, 2014

Big Data Treasure Trove From Routine Medical Checkups: The Rise of Electronic Health Records Helps Doctors Make a Better Diagnosis. Wall Street Journal May 13, 2014.

New HMS Course: Big Data Innovations in Population Health

January 23, 2014

Big Data Innovations in Population Health (HMS BMI 726.0) is beginning Jnuary 27, 2014

Email Kenneth Mandl for questions.

PCORI funds SCILHS to Underpin a Learning Healthcare System

January 22, 2014

http://hms.harvard.edu/news/power-shared-data-1-22-14

A new $7 million award to the Harvard Medical School Center for Biomedical Informatics from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) will create a far-reaching data platform that will link patients and doctors across 10 health systems around the U.S., fostering critical medical research.

Called the Scalable Collaborative Insfrastructure for a Learning Health System (SCILHS—pronounced “skills”), the network will leverage $48 billion of federal investment in health information technology to enable a common data platform that will cover more than 8 million patients, enabling them to plug universally into a single point of care. This will enable clinicians and patients to participate in research during the patient encounter, researchers said.

LaboratoriesThe Laboratories in the Children's Hospital Informatics Program span a wide range of research interests in bioinformatics and clinical informatics. Our goal is to make significant contributions to biomedical research and patient care by understanding and utilizing various types of genomic and proteomic data and by developing innovative hardware and software technologies.

Intelligent Health Laboratory

Directed by Ken Mandl, the IHL studies the application of medical informatics, computer science, epidemiology, and biostatistics to improve population health, research, and clinical practice. In addition to Mandl's own group, the lab has the Computational Epidemiology Group and the Predictive Medicine Group.

Computational Epidemiology Group

The Computational Epidemiology Group aims to evolve the traditional paradigm of public health practice and surveillance through innovative multi-disciplinary epidemiologic research. The overall goal is to show how emerging technologies can help clarify patterns of disease and promote public health. Our mission has materialized in a diverse set of projects that include describing the emergence of West Nile virus in New York City using satellite data, predicting patterns of Lyme disease based on climate change, analyzing patterns of influenza epidemics, finding new ways to identify problem medications using electronic medical records, understanding the geographic patterns of substance abuse, describing the impact of pollution on chronic disease, and most recently the first documented use of mobile smartphones as public health surveillance tools for both outbreak and post-marketing surveillance.

Computational Genomics

We are a bioinformatics group interested in understanding chromatin structure and function in a variety of systems using high-throughput sequencing techniques. We specialize in analysis of ChIP-seq and nucleosome profiling data but also work with RNA-seq, whole-genome sequencing, and other data types. We collaborate with a number of experimental labs, both in the Harvard Medical area and around the world.

Predictive Medicine Group

The Predictive Medicine Group works to realize the vision of predictive medicine and public health. The diverse group of researchers, clinicians, mathematicians, computer scientists, and biologists develop advanced predictive models for a wide range of applications, including clinical risk prediction, predictive pharmacovigilance, health related social networks, and real-time public health surveillance.

Biomedical Cybernetics Lab

The Biomedical Cybernetics Laboratory is an interdisciplinary program of the Harvard Medical School - Partners Healthcare Center for Personalized Genetic Medicine, affiliated with the Children's Hospital Informatics Program and the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology. Our laboratory brings together researchers from computer science, engineering, artificial intelligence, epidemiology and statistics to develop novel methods for the integrated analysis of biomedical systems.

Natural Language Processing LabThe Natural Language Processing Laboratory's mission is to develop and implement Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies to apply to the electronic medical record. These technologies include core NLP tasks such as relation extraction, coreference resolution, and parsing, and make use of statistical machine learning methods. In order to use many machine learning methods, manually labeled (annotated) domain- and task-specific data is required. To that end, we are heavily involved in many different clinical document annotation projects. Since manual annotation is a time-consuming, painstaking, expensive process, it is also our goal to develop and use algorithms that minimize the required amount of labeled data required while maximizing the use of existing labeled data. Use cases for clinical NLP include automated phenotyping, cohort identification, and clinical question answering. We are a primary contributor to the end-to-end software system Apache cTAKES (clinical Text And Knowledge Extraction System). The lab is directed by Dr. Guergana Savova.

ProjectsThe research at the Children's Hospital Informatics Program spans a wide range of problems in bioinformatics and clinical informatics. Our goal is to make significant contributions to biomedical research and patient care by understanding and utilizing various types of genomic and proteomic data and by developing innovative hardware and software technologies.

Instrumenting the Healthcare Enterprise for Discovery Research

Since its inception in 2005 i2b2 been designed to provide the instrumentation for using the informational byproducts of health care and the biological materials accumulated through the delivery of health care to – and as a complement to prospective cohort studies and trials - conduct discovery research and to study the healthcare system in vivo. The utility of this approach is demonstrated by the grass-roots adoption of i2b2 by over 84 academic health centers (AHCs) internationally, each implementation of which is a major, local institutional commitment. i2b2 is now at the core of theScalable Collaborative Infrastucture for a Learning Healthcare System grant from PCORI to build a national-scale clinical data infrastructure.

Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Data Network (PMS_DN)

To collect all available patient data from Phelan-McDermid Syndrome (PMS) patients to make meaningful, well-annotated clinical data available to researchers and to share insights with members of the PCORI network. TranSMART platform based on i2b2 is being used to integrate Patient Reported Outcomes and Knowledge extracted from Clinical Notes using cTAKES

SMART Platforms -- the "App Store" for health

Substitutable Medical Apps, reusable technologies A platform with substitutable apps constructed around core services is a promising approach to driving down healthcare costs, supporting standards evolution, accommodating differences in care workflow, fostering competition in the market, and accelerating innovation. Recent developments include the adoption of the SMART API by Cerner and Intermountain Healthcare as well as Hewlett Packard and the Harris Corporation. The SMART Advisory Committee was recently convened including members from HCA, CMS, SureScripts, Lily, the BMJGroup.

Growth Calculator

Growth Calculator is an online anthropometric calculator, helpful for calculating a variety of standard deviation scores and velocities, as well as for predicted height calculations using heights and bone age values.

Health Map

HealthMap brings together disparate data sources to achieve a unified and comprehensive view of the current global state of infectious diseases and their effect on human and animal health. This freely available Web site integrates outbreak data of varying reliability, ranging from news sources (such as Google News) to curated personal accounts (such as ProMED) to validated official alerts (such as

World Health Organization). Through an automated text processing system, the data is aggregated by disease and displayed by location for user-friendly access to the original alert. HealthMap provides a jumping-off point for real-time information on emerging infectious diseases and has particular interest for public health officials and international travelers.

Macrobiology

There is an enormous trove of prior knowledge gleaned in the biological sciences. Macrobiology leverages this prior knowledge in the interpretation of whole physiologies (and pathologies) using empirical grounding offered by high-throughput, comprehensive measurements.

Self - Scaling Registries

The Self Scaling Registry project is an open source software platform aimed to simplify multi-institutional patient registry collaboration. Built upon existing successful open source projects i2b2 and SHRINE, the Self Scaling Registry project empowers researchers to form their own data sharing networks, manage data use, and build on top of existing datasets. Our initial deployment of this platform is supporting the CARRA network, a group of pediatric rheumatologists participating from 60 medical institutions, in forming a patient registry to be the basis for future research work, comparative effectiveness studies, and post marketing surveillance. in 2014, we received funding from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute to create a self-scaling registry for patients with pediatric pulmonary hypertension

Multi-source Integrated Platform for Answering Clinical Questions (MiPACQ)

Clinical question answering (cQA) systems focus on the physician needs usually at the point of care, or the investigator in the lab. The questions usually asked either require information highly specific to their patient, e.g. the patient’s lab results or previous history, answered by the patient’s health record, or a more general type of information usually answered through generally available information sources.

Pharmaco-Genomics Research Network (PGRN)

We are working on developing a RA disease activity level classifier for clinical notes directly from Electronic Health Records with chart review and with Natural Language Processing techniques.

Shared Annotation Resources (ShARe)

We are developing standards and infrastructure that can enable technology to extract scientific information from textual medical records. We are annotating a 500K word clinical narrative corpus for

syntactic information following the Penn Treebank guidelines and for semantic information following the UMLS definitions. The corpus will be made available to the research community in 2014.

Strategic Health IT Advanced Research Projects (SHARP), SHARPn

We are in the process of creating several open source NLP modules for semantic analysis of clinical narratives, which include a module for coreference, relation extraction, and predicate-argument structure of the sentence. We are also currently involved in several annotation tasks that aim to create a richly annotated corpus of clinical texts. This corpus will include multiple layers of syntactic and semantic annotation such as treebank, propbank, and UMLS annotations. We are also involved in projects which focuses on utilizing active learning to reduce the cost of annotation.

Temporal History of Your Medical Events (THYME)

Temporal relations are of prime importance in biomedicine as they are intrinsically linked to diseases, signs and symptoms, and treatments. Understanding the timeline of clinically relevant events is key to the next generation of translational research where the importance of generalizing over large amounts of data holds the promise of deciphering biomedical puzzles. The goal of our current proposal is to automatically discover temporal relations from clinical free text and create a timeline.

TrainingThe Children's Hospital Informatics Program is one of several Boston area research and development groups in medical informatics that together offer the Boston-area Biomedical Informatics Research Training program is a consortium of leading informatics laboratories at Harvard, MIT, Boston University, and Tufts and is supported by a grant from the National Library of Medicine. The training program participants comprise a vibrant academic community of individuals with diverse backgrounds and broad-ranging interests, providing fellows with many opportunities for interaction and collaboration. For United States citizens and permanent residents, fellowships provide stipend, tuition, and travel funds, and are typically for two to three year periods. Trainees are primarily associated with a particular research group, depending on interests. In addition, the program provides many opportunities for educational, research, and collegial/social interaction among the faculty, students, and fellows of the training sites through the Harvard Medical School Center for Biomedical Informatics (CBMI). A wide variety of course offerings at Harvard, MIT, Tufts, and Boston University, seminars, journal clubs, and other forums for exchange of information provide all trainees with opportunities to learn about the variety of research being conducted at the various laboratories and in the affiliated institutions, as well as in the larger field of biomedical informatics. Further information: http://informaticstraining.hms.harvard.edu/ or contact Ken Mandl.

REGIONAL CANCER CENTER

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM

The Regional Cancer Centre (RCC), Thiruvananthapuram, was established in 1981 by the Government of Kerala and Government of India.

We are a comprehensive cancer centre catering to the population of the State of Kerala and the adjoining parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

From a modest beginning, the Regional Cancer Centre has evolved into an internationally recognized centre for conducting a wide range of cancer research and providing state-of-the-art facilities for cancer diagnosis, treatment, palliation and rehabilitation.

The Regional Cancer Centre undertakes basic, translational and clinical research and disseminate the knowledge.

The Regional Cancer Centre generates trained manpower for the region in various specialties of oncology-medical, Para-medical and non-medical.

We organize cancer registries in modern lines.

We work in collaboration with other medical institutions, health service departments, universities, aid agencies and other institutes of repute.

29 years down the lane, The Regional Cancer Centre stands tall in the health map of Kerala carrying out innovative and pioneering work in cancer control, treatment, research and training.

Join with government India and government Maldives with sighing a monaural understanding with Ministry of Heath of Maldives and Heath ministry of India to develop cancer hospital in Maldives

HULUMALE CANCER HOSPITAL IN FUTUER

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ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ަމުގަފިހ ުކުރާވ ަކްނަތްއަތްއ ުނަވަތ ަސަބުބަތްއެކްނަސަރްށ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވ

ެކްނަސުރްނ ަރްއާކެތިރެވ ުހުރްނ

ެސްލަތަކްށ ަނަޒެރްއ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ެކްނަސަރީކ ޮކަބިއޯތ ެއުގުމެގ ުކިރްނ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއާވ ެސްލަތާކިއ، އެޭގ ަވީޒާފާއިއ ަވްއަތުރަތަކީކ ޮކަބިއޯތ

ެއަތްއ ިމިލައްނ ެސްލަތެކްއ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ ާވިއުރ ަތާފުތ ޮގްތޮގަތްށ އެޭގ ަވީޒާފ ުފިރަހަމ ުކާރ. ަބލަާލާމ ިހާގެށެވ.ެސްލަތްއ ެވެއެވ

ެސްލ ައީކ ޮކާބ ؟ ިއްނާސާނެގ ަހިށަގނުޑ ެވްސ. ެސްލ ައީކ ޮކްނެމ ިދޭރ ެއްއެޗްއެގ ައްސުލ ަކުމަގިއ ުބެނިވާދެނ ެއެވ

ޮކްނެމ ެސްލައަކްށެމ، ެއައްށ ާޚްއަޞ. ަތެކްއ ެއްއެވެގްނެނެވ(Cell)ުއެފިދަފިއަވީނ ެއަތްއ ިމިލައްނ ެސްލ ިމާސަލަކްށ. ުގަނަވެންއ ުއެފެދީނ ުގުޅްނުހިރ ެސްލަތެކްއެގ ުގޫރެޕްއ ެއްއުވުމްނެނެވ. ަވީޒާފަތެކްއ ިލިބަފިއ ެވެއެވ

ިނާޒެމްއ. އޭ ިކޭޔ ެސްލަތަކުކްނެނެވ( Hepatocytes'' )ެހަޕޯޓަސިއްޓްސ''މަޭގނުޑ ުއެފިދަފިއަވީނ ިމާސަލަކްށ ޭނާވލާ ިނާޒްމ ުއެފިދަފިއަވީނ ުފްއާޕމޭ،. ުއެފެދީނ ުގުޅްނުހިރ ުގަނަވްނ ަތެކްއ ެއްއުވުމްނެނެވ

ިއްނާސަނުކ ުފިރަހަމ ިޞްއަޙެތްއަގިއ ިދިރުހުރަމްށ. ަވިއޮނިޅ، ޭނަފްތ ަފަދ ުގަނަވްނަތްއ ުގިޅެގްނެނެވ.ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއާވ ުހިރާހ ިނާޒްމަތެކްއ އެޭގ ަވީޒާފ ުފިރަހަމ ޮގުތަގިއ ައާދުކަރްނ ެޖެހެއެވ

ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ަތަނަކްށ ުނަވަތ ަބަޔަކްށ ަބްއެޔްއެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުނަވަތ ައިނާޔެއްއެގ ަސަބުބްނ ެގްއުލެމްއ .ެއާއިއ ެއުކ ުމިޅްނ ާއެސްލަތްއ ުއެފެދްނ ަފަށެއެވ. ިލިބްއެޖ ަނަމ ެއަތެންއަގިއ ުހްނަނ ެސްލަތްއ ަހލާުކެވ ެދެއެވ

ިމޮގުތްނ. ަހލާުކިވ ަތެންއ ަރަގުޅަވީނ ެއަތެންއަގިއ ުހިރ ަވްއަތެރްއެގ ާއެސްލަތްއ ުއެފިދ ުފިރަހަމ ުވުމްނެނެވ ަހލާުކެވ، ެނިތިދުއަމްށ ަފުހ ެއަތެންއަގިއ ާއެސްލ ުއެފޭދ ޮގަތްށ ިރާއަޔްތ ޮކްށ ިއްނާސާނެގ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ

.ަބެޔެވ3ެއީއ ައްނަނިނިވ . ަބަޔަކްށ ަބާހެލިވަފިއ ެވެއެވ3ެސްލަތްއ ަމިއަގނުޑ (Labile cells)ަހަރާކްތެތިރ ެސްލަތްއ- 1

ިމަވްއަތުރ ެގ ެސްލަތްއ ިގަނުދަވްސެވ، ަހލާުކާވ ަވަރަކްށ އެޭގ. ިމީއ ައަބުދެވްސ ާއެވ ާއެވ ުހްނަނ ެސްލަތެކެކެވ ިމަވްއަތުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ުހްނަނީނ ަހްނަގނުޑ، ައަގ، ަކުރެތެރ، ައުޑޮފިށ، ާކަތެކިތ ިހާގ. ާއ ެސްލަތްއ ުއަފްއަދ ެއެވ

ޮހިޅ، ަރިހުމެގ ަކުރ، ަރިހްމ، ޭނާވުލުމެގ ިނާޒްމ، ަހަޖުމުކުރުމެގ ިނާޒްމ، ުކަޑަކުމާދ ިނާޒްމ، ައިދ ަކީށެގ ަމުދ ަފަދ ަކީށެގ ަމުދްނ ައަބުދެވްސ ުދަވްސީވ ލެޭގ ެސްލަތްއ ަހލާުކޮކްށ ާއ ެސްލަތްއ ުއަފްއަދުމްނ. ަތްނާތަގެއެވ

ަހަމ ިމެހްނ ަގިއެގ ަހްނޮފިޅ، ަހްނަގުޑ ެންއިޓ ާދިހނުދ، ަހުމެގ ެސްލަތްއ ާއެވ، ާއަހްނަގނެޑްއ ުއެފިދ. ެގްނެދެއެވ.ެދެއެވ

(Stable Cells) ާސިބުތ ެސްލަތްއ -2

ުފިރަހަމ ޮގުތަގިއ ަހިށަގނުޑ ުހްނަނ ިއުރ. ިމީއ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ އެޭގ ޭބުންނ ެޖުހުމްނ ާއެވ ިއުތުރާވ ެސްލަތެކެކެވ ިމަވްއަތުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ުހްނަނީނ މަޭގނުޑ، ުކުޅުއަފްއާދ. ިމަވްއަތުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ިއުތެރްއ ުނާވެނ ެއެވ

ަކިށ ައިދ ެއާއިއ ުގިޅަފިއާވ ާކރިޓލްޭޖ. ޮގްށަތާކިއ، ުގުރާދެގ ޮހިޅަތާކިއ، ެޕްންކިރާއްސ ަފަދ ުގަނަވްނަތުކަގެއެވ ަބްއެޔްއެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުނަވަތ ެއޫންނ ޮގަތުކްނ ިވަޔްސ. ަތުކަގިއ ެވްސ ުހްނަނީނ ިމަވްއަތުރ ެގ ެސްލަތެކެވ

ިމުބިނ ުގަނަވްނަތުކްނ ަތެންއ ަހލާުކެވްއެޖަނަމ ެއަތެންއ ފަޫބްއަދިއ ަރަގުޅުކުރަމްށ ާއެސްލަތްއ ުއަފްއާދެނ.ެއެވ(Permanent Cells)ާދިއީމ ެސްލަތްއ- 3

ެއެހްނަކުމްނ ިމަވްއަތުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ުދަވަހުކ. ިމީއ ުއެފިދ ުފިރަހަމުވަމްށ ަފުހ ުދަވަހުކ ެވްސ ާއުނާވ ެސްލަތެކެކެވ ިމަވްއަތުރ ެގ ެސްލަތްއ ުހްނަނީނ ާނުރަތުކެގ ިނާޒްމ، ައިދ ިހުތެގ ަމްސަތާކިއ،. ެވްސ ިއުތެރްއ ުނާވެނ ެއެވ

ިސުކނިޑައްށ ިލޭބ ެގްއުލްނ ަރަގުޅ ުނަވީނ ިމަސަބާބިއ. ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ަކިށަތާކިއ ުގިޅަފިއާވ ަމްސަތުކ ަގެއެވ.ުހެރެއެވ

ެކްނަސުރެކްނަސަރީކ ޮކާބ ؟

ެއެމިރާކ ަފަދ. ުދިނޭޔަގިއ ެއަތްއ ާހްސ ަބަޔުކ ައަހެރްއެގ ެތޭރަގިއ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހެގްނ ުދިނެޔ ޫދޮކްށ ެދެއެވ ަގުއުމަތުކަގިއ ީމުހްނ ަމުރާވ ެދަވަނ ެއްނެމ ުކީރަގިއ ުއޭޅ ަސަބެބްއ ަކުމަގިއ ިދާރާސަތުކްނ ާހަމެވަފިއަވީނ

ިއްނާސުންނެގ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ަތާފުތ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސުރަތްއ ެޖޭހ ަކަމްށ ިމާހަތަންށ. ެކްނަސުރ ަކެމެކެވ ޮކްނެމ ެކްނަސަރީކ ެވްސ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ޮކްނެމ. ޮކްނެމ ެކްނަސެރްއ ައެންއ ެކްނަސާރިއ ަތާފެތެވ. ޯހިދަފިއެވެއެވ

.ެވްސ ިހާސެބްއެގ ެސްލަތަކުކްނ ުއެފޭދ ެއްއެޗެކެވ ިމޮގަތްށ. ުކިރްނ ުބިނެހްނ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ެސްލަތަކީކ ަވިކ ުއޫސެލްއެގ ަދުށްނ ެނިތ، ާއެވާދ ެސްލަތެކެކެވ

ައިދ ަވިކ ަތުރީތަބާކިއ.ެސްލަތްއ ުދަވްސުވުމްނ ެނިތ، ާއަވުމްނ ަދީނ ަވަރްށ ުފިރަހަމ ިނާޒެމްއެގ ަދުށްނެނެވ ަބެއްއ ަފަހުރ ިމޮގަތްށ ާއެވާދ ެސްލަތްއ ެއްއެވްސ ުއޫސެލްއ، ުނަވަތ ަގާވިއެދްއ ުނަވަތ. ަހަމަތެކްއެގ ަދުށްނެނެވ

ޮބުޑަވުމްނާދ، ިމުބިނ ުއޫސުލްނ ިއުތުރެވ. ަހަމެއްއ ަލަމެއްއ ެނިތ ާއެވ، ިއުތުރެވ، ިގަނަވުމްނ ާއެދެއެވ ިޓުއަމރ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ ޭބުނެމްއ ެންތ. ެއެވ(Tumour'')ިޓުއަމރ''ެސްލަތުކެގ ުފިނަވަރަކްށ ިކަޔީނ

.ެއެކެވ''ުދަޅ''ެއެހްނަކުމްނ ިޓުއަމރ ައީކ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ ުއެފޭދ . ެއްއ ުއަފްއަދެއެވ''ުދަޅ''ެއްއ، ުނަވަތ ''ަގނުޑ'' ައިދ. ިމެހްނ ިކިއާދެނ ެއެވ'' ަގނުޑުލްނ''ިޓުއަމރ ުއެފުދަމްށ . ައިދ ެކްނަސަރީކ ިމަފަދ ުދަޅިއެގ ަވްއަތެރެކެވ

.ިމެހްނ ެވްސ ިކަޔިއ ުއެޅެއެވ'' ަގނުޑ''ިޓުއަމރ ައްށ

ޮގްށުލަމީކ. ިމަކަމްށ ިންސަބްތ ޮކެށެވ'' ޮގްށުލްނ''ިކަޔީނ '' ަގނުޑުލްނ''ިދެވިހްނ ާއްނުމޮކްށ : ޯންޓ) ެއެހްނ ަކުމްނ. ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ެއިކ ިހާސުބަތުކަގިއ ެއުތިރަފިއާވ ިލްމްފ ޮގްށަތްއ ުދަޅުވަމްށ ިކަޔިއ ުއޭޅ ަބެހެކެވ

ަނަމެވްސ. ެކްނަސާރިއ ިވިދެގްނ ަގނުޑުލްނ ައިދ ާއްނުމޮކްށ ިކަޔިއުއޭޅ ޮގްށުލްނ ިމީއ ުމިޅްނ ަތާފުތ ެދަކެމެކެވ. (ިލްމްފ ޯންޑަތަކްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހ ުދަޅުވަމީކ ެވްސ ެވާދެނ ޮގެތެކެވ

ެއްއެވްސ ަސަބެބްއ ެނިތ، ެއްއެވްސ ޭބުނެމްއ ެނިތ، ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ަމަތުނާވ'' ެކްނަސުރެގ ިއްލީމ ަތުއީރަފީކ ''.ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ ުއެފޭދ ޮކްނެމ ާއ ުއެފުދެމެކެވ( ޮކްންޓޯރްލުނާވ ަވަރްށ)ަވަރްށ

'' )ިބަނިއްނ ިޓުއަމރ''ެއީއ . ިމުބިނ ުއޫސުލްނ ުއެފޭދ ުދަޅ ުނަވަތ ިޓުއަމރ ެދަބަޔަކްށ ަބާހެލިވަފިއ ެވެއެވBenign Tumour ) ެމިލްގަންންޓ ިޓުއަމރ''ައިދ(''Malignant Tumour)ިމެދަވްއަތުރެގ. ެވ

''ެމިލްގަންންޓ ިޓުއަމރ''ާއްނުމޮކްށ ެކްނަސޭރ ިކަޔީނ . ެތެރިއްނ ުފަރަތަމ ަވްއަތަރީކ ެކްނަސެރްއ ޫނެނެވ އޭ( Malignant cells'')ެމިލްގަންންޓ ެސްލ''ައިދ ެކްނަސުރ ެގ ައަސުރ ޯފާރަފިއާވ ެސްލަތަކްށ .ައެށެވ

.ިޓުއަމރ ައްށ ާކާނ ިލެބީނ ިޓުއަމރ ުއެފިދަފިއާވ ިހާސުބ ަވަށިއެގްނ ުހްނަނ ލޮޭހިޅ ަތުކްނެނެވ. ިކަޔެއެވ(Benign Tumour)ިބަނިއްނ ިޓުއަމރ

ައިދ ިމީއ. ިމީއ ަވަރްށ ަމުދްނ ެމުނީވ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ުނަރްއާކެތިރަކްނ ެމުދެވިރ ުކުރާވ ިޓުއަމރ ެއްއ ޫނެނެވ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ޮކްށެގްނ ިމަފަދ ިޓުއަމރ ެގ ައަސުރ ެއްއޮކްށ. ަހިށަގނުޑ ެއެހްނ ަބިއަތަކްށ ެފުތޭރ ެއްއެޗްއ ޫނެނެވ

ައިދ ެއޮގަތްށ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ޮކްށެގްނ ެނުގަމްށަފުހ ައުލްނ ިމަވްއަތުރެގ ިޓުއަމރ ާއލާުވުމެގ. ުދްއާވެލެވ ެއެވ ައިދ ޮބުޑަވުމްނ. ާއްނުމ ޮގެތްއަގިއ ިމަވްއަތުރެގ ިޓުއަމރ ަސިއުޒްނ ުކަޑާވެނ ެއެވ. ުފުރަސުތ ަވަރްށ ަހްނެޏެވ

ައިދ(Oesophagus)ިމަފަދ ިޓުއަމރ ެގ ަސަބުބްނ ާކަތެކިތ ިހާގޮހިޅ. ައްނާނީނ ަވަރްށ ަލްސަލުހްނެނެވ ަފަދ ުގަނަވްނަތްއ ެބުދަމީކ ެމުދެވިރެވާދެނ(Ureter)ުގުރާދ ިއްނ ަމާސާނައްށ ުކަޑަކުމާދަތެކިތ ެގްނާދ ޮހިޅ

.ަކެމެކެވ(Malignant Tumour)ެމިލްގަންންޓ ިޓުއަމރ

ެކްނަސަރީކ. ާއްނުމ ޮގެތްއަގިއ ެކްނަސޭރ ުބެނެވީނ ެމިލްގަންންޓ ިޓުއަމރ ައްށ ިންސަބްތ ޮކެށެވ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ޮކްށެގްނ ެކްނަސުރެގ ުދަޅެއްއ ެއްއޮކްށ. ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ެއެހްނ ަބިއަތަކްށ ެފުތިރާދ ެއްއެޗެކެވ

ާއްނުމ ޮގެތްއަގިއ ެކްނަސުރ ެގ ުދަޅ. ަހިށަގނުޑްނ ަވިކ ުކިރ ަނަމެވްސ ައުލްނ ުއެފުދަމީކ ާއްނުމ ަކެމެކެވ ލޭ،. ަސިއުޒްނ ޮބުޑެވަފިއ އެޭގ ަވަށިއެގްނާވ ަބިއަތަކްށ ައަވްސަކާމިއ ެއުކ، ެފުތިރ ެއަބިއަތްއ ަހލާުކ ޮކްށަލެއެވ

ައިދ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއާވ ިލްމްފ ޮހިޅަތުކެގ ެއީހަގިއ(CSF)ިސުކނިޑާއިއ، ްސަޕިއަންލ ޯކްޑެގ ަވަށިއެގްނާވ ިދަޔ ެކްނަސުރ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ުދުރ ަބިއަތަކްށ ެފުތިރ، ެއަތްނަތަންށ ާބުރ ަގަދޮކްށ، ައިދ ެއަތްނާތަގިއ ެވްސ ާއ

ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ަފުހ އެޭގ ާބުރ ުމިޅަހިށަގނަޑްށ ަގަދެވެގްނ ަދީނ ިމުބިނ. ިޓުއަމރ ަތެކްއ ުއަފްއަދެއެވ''.ަމުރުވެމެވ'' ެކްނަސުރ ެގ ާއިޚުރ ަނީތާޖ ައަކްށ ަވީނ .ުއޫސުލްނެނެވ

ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ަމުގަފިހ ުކުރާވ ަކްނަތްއަތްއ ުނަވަތ ަސަބުބަތްއ ެއިގަފިއާވ ެކްނަސުރ ުއަފްއާދ. ިގަނ ެކްނަސުރ ަތަކީކ ަސަބުބ ޭނިގ، އެޭގ ާޒުތަގިއ ުއެފެދްނ ަފާށ ެއްއެޗެކެވ

ިމުބިނ. ެއްއެގ ަސަބުބްނ ެޖެހީނ ަވަރްށ ަމުދ ާބަވެތްއެގ ެކްނަސެރެކެވ(Carcinogen)ާމްއާދ ''ލެޭޓްންޓ''ުނަވަތ ާމްއާދ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ ުހްނަނ ަތީބީއ ެސްލަތްއ '' ާކިސޯނެޖްނ'' ިޓުއަމރ ެގ''ިމީއ . ިޓުއަމރ ެސްލަތަކްށ ަބަދުލުކުރަވެއެވ( ަހަމިހމްޭނ/ ޮފުރިވަފިއާވ /ަވްނަހާނެވަފިއާވ)

ިމަބަދުލެގ ެތޭރަގިއ ެއ ެސްލަތުކަގިއ ިހެމޭނ. ަކުމަގިއ ެބެލެވެއެވ(Tumour initiation'')ެފުށްނ ަފުހްނ ިމުބިނ ލެޭޓްންޓ ިޓުއަމރ ެސްލަތްއ ާކިސޯނެޖްނ. ީޑެއްނއޭ ޮމިލިކުއްލ ަތަކްށ ެވްސ ަބަދުލ ެގުނަވެއެވ

.ެއްއ ުނަވަތ ެއޫންނ ާމްއާދެއްއެގ ައަސުރ ޯފުރުމްނ ިހިލަގެނ، ިއުތުރެވ، ިޓުއަމރ ެއްއެގ ިސަފ ެޖެހްނ ަފަށެއެވ Tumour)ުނަވަތ '' ިޓުއަމރ ުކިރަފަޅިއެގްނ ައުއްނ ުނަވަތ ިޓުއަމރ ުކިރެއުރްނ'' ިމޮގަތްށ ުވަމްށ ިކަޔީނ

promotion ')ިމެހްނެނެވ. ެކްނަސުރ ެޖޭހ ަވިކަސަބެބްއ ުކިރްނ ުބިނެހްނ ުބަންނ ޭނުގަންސ ެއަކަމްށ ަމުގަފިހުކުރާވ ަކްނަތްއަތެކްއ

ިމޮގުތްނ ާފަހަގުކެރވޭ ަބެއްއ ަކްނަކާމިއ، ައިދ ެއަކްނަކާމިއ ެކްނަސާރިއ ުގުޅްނ. ާވަކްނ ަގޫބުލުކަރްނ ެޖެހެއެވ.ުހިރ ިމްނަވުރ ިތީރަގިއ ިމަވީނ ެއެވ

ުއުމުރ- 1

ައްށުވެރ ަމްއަޗްށ ޮގްސަފިއ50ަނަމެވްސ ުއުމުރްނ . ުހިރާހ ުއުމެރްއެގ ީމުހްނަންށ ެވްސ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖެހެއެވ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހެގްނ. ިތޭބ ީމުހްނަންށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖޭހ ިމްނަވުރ ިއުތުރަކަމްށ ަތާފުތ ިހާސުބަތުކްނ ަދްއަކެއެވ

ުކަޑުކިދްނާނިއ، ުފާރަވުރ ުއުމުރ ައިދ ުޒާވްނ. ައަހާރިއ ެދެމުދަގެއެވ50-70ަމުރާވ ިގަނީމުހްނެގ ުއުމުރ ުއެޅީނ .ުއުމާރިއ، ެމުދުއުމުރެގ ީމުހްނަންށ ެވްސ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމީކ ެވާދެނ ޮގެތެކެވ

ިޖްންސ- 2

ަނަމެވްސ ެއިކ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖޭހ. ެދިޖްންސ ެގ ީމުހްނަންށ ެވްސ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމީކ ާއްނުމ ަކެމެކެވ ިމާސަލަކްށ ުފްއާޕމެޭގ. ިންސަބްތ ައްނެހުންނާނިއ ިފިރެހުންނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ަތާފުތ ަތެކްއ ުހެރާދެނެއެވ

ުއަރަމީތެގ ެކްނަސުރ. ެކްނަސުރ، ައިދ ައަގިއެގ ެކްނަސުރ، ިފިރެހުންނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ާއްނުމ ަކްނ ާފަހަގ ުކެރެވެއެވ.ައިދ ަތިއޮރިއްޑ ްގލްޭންޑ ެގ ެކްނަސުރ ައްނެހުންނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ާއްނުމ ަކްނ ާފަހަގުކެރެވެއެވ

ަންސލާިއ ުކަލ- 3

ަނަމެވްސ ަބެއްއ. ުހިރާހ ަންސެލްއ ައިދ ަހްނަގނުޑ ޮކްނެމ ުކަލެއްއެގ ީމަހަކްށ ެވްސ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހާދެނެއެވ ާބަވުތެގ ެކްނަސުރ ަވިކ ަންސެލްއ ުނަވަތ ަވިކ ުކަލިއެގ ަހްނަގނެޑްއ ިލިބަފިއާވ ީމުހްނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ިގަނުވަމީކ

ިމާސަލަކްށ ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ ަހްނަގނުޑ ޮދްނ ުނަވަތ ުކަލ ައިލ ީމުހްނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ާއްނުމ ަކްނ. ެވާދެނ ޮގެތެކެވ ެއެމިރާކ ަފަދ ަގުއުމަތުކަގިއ ަރިހުމެގ ަކުރ ަގިއ ެކްނަސުރ ުއެފޭދ ިންސަބްތ. ާފަހަގ ުކެރިވަފިއ ެވެއެވ

.ޮދްނީމުހްނަންށ ުވެރ ަކުޅީމުހްނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ިގަނަކްނ ަވީނ ާފަހަގުކެރިވ ަފެއެވަޒާވީޖ ަހާޔާތިއ، ިވެހުއްނ- 4

ިމާސަލަކްށ ީމަހާކިއ ީނެދ ިތޭބ. ަޒާވީޖ ަހާޔެތްއ ެފުށަމީކ ަބެއްއ ަކަހަލ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހާމިއ ުދުރޮކްށޭދ ަކެމެކެވ ައްނެހުންނަންށ ީމަހާކިއ ިއެދެގްނ ުއޭޅ ައްނެހުންނަންށ ުވެރ، ުއަރަމީތެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ

ައިދ ާގުތްނ ިކުރޭދ ަމިއްނަންށ ުއަރަމީތެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ުކަޑަކްނ. ޮބުޑަކްނ ާފަހަގ ުކެރެވެއެވ ާމ ައަވަހްށ ީމަހާކިއ ިއުނަމީކ ަރިހުމެގ ަކަރްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ަމުގަފިހުކުރާވ ަކެމްއަކުމަގިއ.ާފަހަގުކެރެވެއެވ

.ުބެނެވެއެވާވުރަތުވްނ- 5

ަނަމެވްސ ަބެއްއ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެއްއ. ަކނަޑެއިޅެގްނ ެކްނަސުރ ާވުރަތުކެރއޭ ުބާނަކްނ ޭނެގެއެވ ައިދ ަބެއްއ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސާރިއ. ާއިއލާެއްއެގ ަފުރުދްނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ާއްނުމަކްނ ާފަހަގުކެރިވަފިއ ެވެއެވ

ްކޯރޯމޯސްމ ައްށ ިލިބަފިއުހިރ ެގްއުލަމާކިއ، ުނަވަތ ީޖްނ ައަކްށ ައިއްސަފިއާވ ަބަދަލާކިއ، ުގުޅްނ ުހެރާދެނ ިމާސަލަކްށ ލެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ައިދ ިލްމްފ ޮގްށަތަކްށ ެޖޭހ. ަކުމަގިއ ިޞްއީޙ ަތުޖިރާބާކުރްނ ިވާދުޅެވެއެވ

ެއެހްނަކުމްނ. ެކްނަސާރިއ، ްކޯރޯމޯސްމ ަގިއ ުއެފިދަފިއ ުހިރ ައިއަބާކިއ ުގުޅްނ ުހްނަނަކަމްށ ެބެލިވަފިއ ެވެއެވ ެކްނަސަރީކ ަކނަޑެއިޅެގްނ ާވުރަތުކާރ ަކެމްއ ަކަމްށ ުނިވަޔްސ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ަމުގަފިހުކުރާވ ަކްނަތްއަތްއ

.ާވުރަތޮކްށޭދ ަކަމްށ ެބެލެވެއެވިދިރުއުޅުމެގ ާހަލުތ ުނަވަތ ެފްނަވުރ- 6

ަބެއްއ ާބަވުތެގ ެކްނަސަރީކ ެމުދަފްނީތެގ ުނަވަތ ާއަދިއެގ ިމްނަވެރްއަގިއ ިދިރުއުޅުމެގ ާހަލުތ ުހްނަނ ަބެއްއ ެއެހިނެހްނ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސުރ ުމްއަސިދ ުނަވަތ ިދިރުއުޅުމެގ. ީމުހްނަންށ ެޖޭހ ެކްނަސެރެކެވ

ިމާސަލަކްށ ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ، ައިދ ަބނުޑެގ. ެފްނަވުރ ަމިތ ާއިއލަާތުކެގ ީމުހްނަންށ ެޖޭހަކްނ ާފަހަގުކެރެވެއެވ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖޭހ ިމްނަވުރ ެމުދަފްނީތެގ ުނަވަތ ެއައްށުވެރ ިދިރުއުޅުމެގ ެފްނަވުރ ަދްށ ާއިއލަާތުކެގ ީމުހްނެގ

ުއަރަމީތެގ ެކްނަސުރ ުމްއަސިދ ުނަވަތ ިދިރުއުޅުމެގ ެފްނަވުރ ަމިތ. ެމުދަގިއ ިގަނަކްނ ާފަހަގ ުކެރެވެއެވ.ާއިއލަާތުކެގ ީމުހްނެގ ެމުދަގިއ ިގަނަކަމްށ ާފަހަގ ުކެރެވެއެވ

ަމަސްއަކުތެގ ެވިށ- 7

ަދނުޑެވިރްނާނިއ، ަމްސެވިރްނ ަފަދ ިގަނަވުގުތ ައީވަގިއ ުއެޅްނ ެޖޭހ ީމުހްނަންށ ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ާކެޕްންޓީރ، ަފަދ ަތްނާތަގިއ ަމަސްއަކްތ ުކާރ ީމުހްނަންށ ޭނަފާތިއ، ައިދ. ުފުރަސުތ ޮބުޑަކްނ ާފަހަގ ުކެރެވެއެވ

.ޭނާވލާ ިނާޒްމެގ ަބިއަތަކްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ޮބެޑެވެގްނުގެޅވޭ ާއަދާކަދަތްއ- 8

ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކާރ ީމުހްނަންށ ުފްއާޕމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ: ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކުރްނ(- ހ).ުފުރަސުތ ޮބެޑެވ

ަރލާިއ، ާރެއުކެލވޭ ުބިއްނަތްއ ޭބުންނުކުރަމީކ ައަގިއެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ: ާރުބިއްނ(- ށ).ިއުތުރޮކްށ ޭދ ަކެމެކެވ

ާމިގަނިއްނ ުކިޅ ުނަވަތ ަހާވުދ ެއުކެލވޭ ާކާނ ޭބުންނުކުރަމީކ: ުކިޅ ުނަވަތ ަހާވުދ ެއުކެލވޭ ާކާނ(- ނ).ައަގާޔިއ، ަބނޑިާއ، ައިދ ާކަތެކިތ ިހާގޮހިޅައްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ިއުތުރޮކްށޭދ ަކެމެކެވ

ިޚާތުނޮކްށަފިއ ިތޭބ ީމުހްނަންށުވެރ ިޚާތުނ ުނޮކްށ ިތޭބ ީމުހްނެގ ިފިރެހްނ ަހިށ ުނަވަތ: ިޚާތުނުކުރްނ(- ރ).ިޖްނީސ ުގަނަވަންށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ިއުތުރަކްނ ަވީނ ާފަހަގ ުކެރިވަފ ެއެވ

ެކިމަކްލ ައިދ ަބެއްއ ެއެހިނެހްނ ާމްއާދަތްއ- 9

އޭ ިކޭޔ ާމްއާދައީކ ުފްއާޕެމާޔިއ، ައަގާޔިއ، ުފަރމޭ ައިދ ުކަޑަކުމާދ ިނާޒުމެގ''ޮޓާބޯކ''ިސިގެރްޓަގިއ ުހްނަނ - 1.ަބިއަތަކްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ަސަބެބްއ ަކުމަގިއ ެބެލެވެއެވ

ައީކ ުފަރމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ'' ައްފަލޮޓްކިސްނ''ިއްނ ުއެފޭދ ެކިމަކްލ ާބަވެތްއ ަކުމަގިއާވ '' ަފްނަގްސ- ''2.ެއީހެތިރެވޭދ ާމްއާދެއްއ ަކުމަގިއ ަތުޖިރާބާކުރްނ ާހަމުކެރެއެވ

ެގ(ަރިހުމެގ ެއެތެރްނ ެލިވަފިއާވ ުތިނ ުދިލަފަށަލ '') ެއްނޑޯީމްޓިރައްމ''ެއްސްޓޯރެޖްނ ައީކ : ޯހރޯމްނ- 3 ެއްންޑޯރެޖްނ ައީކ ުފަރމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ައިދ ްޕޮރްސޭޓްޓ. ެކްނަސުރެޖުހްނ ިއުތުރޮކްށޭދ ޯހރޯމްނ ެއެކެވ

.ްގލްޭންޑެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ެއީހެތިރެވޭދ ޯހރޯމްނ ެއެކެވ

ަބެއްއ ާބަވުތެގ ޮފިނާކާނ ާމިގަނިއްނ ޭބުންނ ުކުރުމްނ ަމާސާނ ެކްނަސުރ ަފަހުރަގިއ ެޖިހާދެނ ަކަމްށ- 4.ަތުޖިރާބާކުރްނ ުބެނެއެވ

ްއާޕެމާޔިއ، އެޭގ ަވަށިއެގްނާވ ަފަށަލައްށ- 5 ެއްސެބްސޯޓްޒ އޭ ިކޭޔ ެކިމަކްލ ާމްއާދައަކްށ ުހަށެހުޅަމީކ ުފަ ައީކ ެވްސ ުފްއާޕމެޭގ'' ްކޯރިމައްމ''ައިދ '' ިނެކްލ''ަހަމިމެހްނ . ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމަގިއ ެއީހެތިރެވޭދ ަކެމެކެވ

ިވާހަރަކ ުނަވަތ ާއރެސިންކ ެގ ަސަބުބްނ ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ. ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމަގިއ ެއީހެވޭދ ާމްއާދަތެކެކެވ.ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ިއުތުރޮކްށޭދ ަކަމްށ ެވެއެވ

ަބެއްއ ަކަހަލ ަވިއަރްސ ަތުކެގ ަސަބުބްނ، ޭނަފާތިއ، ަކުރެތެރ، ލޭ، މަޭގނުޑ ުނަވަތ ުފަރމޭ،: ަވިއަރްސ- 6.ައިދ ުއަރަމީތެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ަމުގަފިހުކުރާވ ަކަމްށ ުބެނެވެއެވ

ިއުރެގ ައިލްނ ޮފުނާވ ައްލްޓާރ ަވިއެލްޓ ޯދިދަތުކެގ ަސަބުބްނ ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ- 7 ައޮޔަނިއިޒްނގ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ ެގ ަސަބުބްނ ލޭ، ައިދ. ިއުތުރެވެގްނާދ ަކުމަގިއ ިޞްއީޙ ާމިހުރްނ ިވާދުޅެވެއެވ.ަހާމިއ، ުފްއާޕމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖޭހަކްނ ާފަހަގުކެރެވެއެވ

ެކްނަސާރިއ ުގިޅެގްނ ަމާރިއ ަހަމައްށ ީމާހެގ ާހަލުތ ެގްނޮގްސޭދ ަބެއްއ ަސަބުބަތްއ

ިމަކްނ ުކިރަމިތަވީނ ަކީށެގ ަމަދްށ ެކްނަސުރެގ ައަސުރ ޯފުރްނ، ިޓުއަމރ ުއެފިދަފިއާވ: ލަޭދްށުވްނ- 1 ިޓުއަމރ ެސްލަތްއ ޮފިލްކ ެއިސްޑެގ ޭބުންނ) ަތުނަގިއ ާފުރ ުއެފިދ، ލޭޭބުރުވްނ، ޮފިލްކ ެއިސްޑ ަމުދުވްނ

.ލަޭގިއ ަދނަގުޑެގ ަބިއ ަމުދުވްނ، ަފަދ ަކްނަތްއ ަތުކެގ ަސަބުބްނެނެވ، (ިހުފުމްނ ިމީއ ަހަޖުމުކާރ ިނާޒަމްށ ެކްނަސުރެގ ައަސުރ ޯފުރުމްނ ާކަތެކިތ ިދުރުވާމިއ،: ާކާނ ޯގްސުވްނ- 2

.ަހަޖުމުކުރަމްށ، ައިދ ާކާނ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ެނުގަމްށ ުހަރްސ ައާޅީތ ެމުދެވިރާވ ަކެމެކެވ ިމީއ ަންސުލ ުއަފްއާދ ިނާޒްމ ައިދ ުކަޑަކުމާދ ިނާޒްމ ައިދ ުފަރަގްސަފާރުތަގިއ ިޓުއަމރ: ުގުރާދ ފްޭލުވްނ- 3

.ުއެފިދ ުކަޑަކުމާދ ިނާޒްމެގ ަބިއަތްއ ެބުދުމްނ ުކިރަމިތާވ ަކެމެކެވ ިމީއ މަޭގނުޑ، ިޗްސމޭ، ައިދ ެޕްންކިރާއްސ ަގިއ ިޓުއަމރ ުއެފުދުމްނ: ީރޫދ ުވާމިއ މަޭގނުޑ ފްޭލުވްނ- 4

.ެމުދެވިރާވ ަކެމެކެވ ިސުކނީޑެގ ްޕެރަޝރ ިއުތުރުވާމިއ، ިސުކނީޑަގިއާވ ައާސީސ ަމުރަކުޒަތްއ ްޕެރަޝރެގ ަސަބުބްނ- 5

.ިމީއ ިސުކނީޑަގިއ ުއެފޭދ ިޓުއަމރެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުކިރަމިތާވ ަކެމެކެވ: ެފތޭޮގްތުވްނ

ިމީއ ަހލާުކެވަފިއާވ ިޓުއަމރ ެސްލަތުކްނ ޭބުރުކާރ ިވަހިއެގ ަސަބުބްނ،: ަހިށަގނުޑ ައަނޫރަފުވްނ- 6.ލަޭދްށުވްނ، ާކާނ ޯގްސުވްނ، ައިދ ަތާފުތ ުގަނަވްނަތްއ ފްޭލުވުމެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުކިރަމިތާވ ަކެމެކެވ

ެކްނަސަރްށ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވެކްނަސަރްށ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވ ައީކ ޮކާބ؟ ެއީއ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ޮކްށެގްނ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ. ަބަޔަކްށ ެބިހެގްނެވެއެވ3ެކްނަސަރްށ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވ ަމިއަގނުޑ

ަބެއްއ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސަރްށ. ަބިއ، ަކަފިއ ެނުގާމިއ، ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ެހުދްނ، ައިދ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ ެތަރޕީ ެހުދެމެވ.ޮގްތ ެވްސ ޭބުންނުކެރެވެއެވ3ަފުރާވ ުކުރަމްށ ިމ

ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ުކުރްނ- 1 ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ުކުރްނ ިބާނެވަފިއ ޮއްނަނީނ ެކްނަސުރެގ ާބަވާތިއ، ެޖިހަފިއާވ ިމްނަވުރ ުނަވަތ ެފުތިރަފިއާވ

ަބޮއްޕީސ ެހުދުމެގ ާމަނައީކ. ަހާދެށެވ'' ަބިއޮއްޕީސ''ިމޮގުތްނ ެއްނެމ ުފަރަތަމ ެޖެހީނ . ިމްނަވުރެގ ަމްއަޗެށެވ ިމޮގުތްނ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ ުގަނަވުންނ. ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ުގަނަވަނުކްނ ުކަޑެއިތޮކެޅްއ ަވިކޮކްށެގްނ ެނުގެމެވ

ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ. ެނގޭ ާސްމަޕްލ ެޓްސްޓ ޮކްށެގްނ ެއިހާސަބްށ ެޖިހަފިއާވ ެކްނަސުރެގ ާހަލުތ ެދެނަގެނިވާދެނެއެވ.ުކާރ ިއުރ ެނެގްނ ޮއްތ ެއްނެމ ޮބުޑިމަނަކްށ ުނަވަތ ިމްނަވަރަކްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ ަބިއ ެނގޯޭތ ަބަލެއެވ

ީކޯމެތަރޕީ- 2 ިމީއ ެކްނަސުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ަމާރުލަމްށ ުނަވަތ ެކްނަސުރ ެފުތިރެގްނ ިދުއްނ ުހްއުޓުވަމްށ ޭބުންނޮކްށ ުއޭޅ

ެއެހްނަކުމްނ. ަތާފުތ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެސްލަތްއ ިއާޖަބޭދީނ ަތާފުތ ޭބްސަތަކެށެވ. ޭބުހެގ ަފުރާވ ެއެވ ަބެއްއ ަފަހުރ ެއަކޭށަނ ަނީތާޖެއްއ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ެގ ެއީހަގިއ. ުހިރާހ ަވްއަތެރްއެގ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ެއްއޮގެތްއ ުނާވެނ ެއެވ

.ޯހުދަމްށަޓަކިއ، ަތާފުތ ައެށްއަކ ޭބްސ ެވްސ ެއްއަފަހާރ ޭބުންނުކަރްނ ެޖިހާދެނ ެއެވ ުކިރަމިތުވަމީކ ެވާދެނ'' ުނަރަގުޅ ައަސެރްއ''ަބެއްއ ަފަހުރ ީކޯމެތަރޕަީގިއ ޭބުންނުކެރވޭ ޭބުހެގ ަސަބުބްނ

ަނަމެވްސ ިމައުދ ޭބުންނުކެރވޭ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުކިރަމިތ ަވީނ ަވަރްށ ުކިދ ުކިދ ާއަދިއެގ. ޮގެތެކެވ ިމޮގުތްނ ީކޯމެތަރޕެީގ ަސަބުބްނ ުކިރަމިތެވާދެނ ުއަދގަޫތުކެގ ެތޭރަގިއ ޮހނުޑެލުވްނ، ޭބަރްށ. ުއަދގޫ ަތެކެވ

ިހްނުގްނ، ަގިއެގ ަވުރ ެދަރުވްނ، ިއްސަތިށ ފުޭބްނ، ައިދ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ިދާފީޢ ާބުރ ަދްށުވްނ ަފަދ ަކްނަތްއަތްއ ިދާފީއ ާބުރ. ިއްސަތިށ ފުޭބްނ ަފަދ ަމްއަސަލަތްއ ަފުރާވ ުކުރްނ ުހްއާޓުލުމްނ ަރަގުޅ ެވެއެވ. ިހެމެނެއެވ

ީކޯމެތަރޕެީގ ަސަބުބްނ. ަދްށުވުމްނ ަބިލަތަކްށ ުހަށެހޭޅެލްނ ަފޭސަހ ެވަފިއ، ައިދ ަފޭސަހުވްނ ަލްސެވެއެވ.ިދާމާވ ުއަދގަޫތުކްނ ިމްނުޖުވަމްށ ޭބްސ ެވްސ ޭބުންނުކެރިވާދެނ ެއެވ

ީމެގ ޭބުނަމީކ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ޮކްށެގްނ ެނިގ. ަވަރްށ ިގަނ ަފަހުރ ޮއަޕޭރަޝަންށ ަފުހ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ަހަދްނ ެޖެހެއެވ ަހަމިމެހްނ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ. ަނަމެވްސ ެކްނަސުރެގ ައަސުރ ެއުކެލވޭ ެސްލެއްއ ުހިރަނަމ ެއ ެސްލެއްއ ަންއާތުލެމެވ

ީމެގ ޭބުނަމީކ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ުކުރަމްށ. ުކުރުމެގ ުކިރްނ ެވްސ ަބެއްއ ަފަހުރ ީކޯމެތަރޕެީގ ަފުރާވ ެދެވެއެވ.ަފޭސަހުކުރުމެގ ޮގުތްނ އެޭގ ުކިރްނ ިޓުއަމރ ިހްނާދުލެމެވ

.ެއްއ ަނަޒަރުކްނ ަބލާިއުރ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ައީކ ެކްނަސުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ިވަހޮކްށ ަމާރލާ ެކިމަކްލ ަތެކެކެވ ެއްނެމ ުފަރަތަމ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ަތާއަރުފ ެވެގްނ. އޭ ިކަޔެއެވ'' ެސްލަތްއ ިވަހުކުރަވިނިވ ެކިމަކްލ''ިމެކިމަކްލަތަކްށ ިމުބިނ ާމްއާދ ައީކ ުފަރަތަމ. ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ެހުދަމްށ ޭބުންނުކެރުވެނެވ'' ެރިވ ގްޭސ''ައިއ ުދަވްސަވުރ

.ޮބުޑަހުގާރަމިއަގިއ ެކިމަކްލ ަހިތާޔެރްއެގ ޮގުތަގިއ ޭބުންނުކެރުވުނ ާމްއާދެއެކެވ ޮކްނެމ ޮގަތުކްނ ެބިލަޔްސ ެކްނަސުރެގ ެސްލަތަކްށ ިވަހުކުރަވިނިވ ޮކްނެމ ެއްއަޗީކ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ުދަޅެހޮޔ

ާމަނައީކ ެކްނަސުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ަމާރުލަމްށަޓަކިއ. ެސްލަތަކްށ ުހިރ ުނަރްއާކެއްއ ަކުމަގިއ ަދްނަންށ ެޖެހެއެވ ެކްނަސުރ. ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ަހާދިއުރ ަމުދްނ ަނަމެވްސ ަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ ެއުކެލވޭ ުދަޅެހޮޔ ެސްލަތްއ ެވްސ ަމުރެވެދެއެވ

ެޖިހަފިއާވ ެސްލަތާކިއ، ަސލާަމުތްނ ުހިރ ެސްލަތްއ ެދެނަގްނާނެނ ަމިއަގނުޑ ޮގަތީކ ެއެދަވްއަތުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ާއްނުމޮގެތްއަގިއ ެކްނަސުރެގ ެސްލަތްއ ިއުތުރެވ،. ެވްސ ިއުތުރެވ، ަބިއަބިއެވ، ޮބުޑާވ ާބުރިމްނ ެބުލެމެވ

ިޓުއަމރ ުނަވަތ ަގނެޑްއެގ ިސަފިއަގިއ ެކްނަސުރެގ ައަސުރ ާފުޅަވީނ. ޮބުޑާވެލްއ ައަވްސާވެނެއެވ.ިމަސަބަބްށަޓަކެއެވ

ީވ ުގަޅިއެގްނ އެޭގ ަޒީރާއިއްނ ެދވޭ.ާއްނުމޮގެތްއަގިއ ީކޯމ ެތަރޕެީގ ަފުރާވ ެދެވީނ ިއްނެޖްކަޝްނ ުނަވަތ ައިއ ޭބްސަތްއ ލެޭގެތެރައްށ ިއްނެޖްކަޝްނ ަޒީރާއިއްނ ޮފުނާވުލުމްނ ުމިޅަހިށަގނުޑަގިއ. ިތްއެކްއެގ ިސަފިއަގެއެވ

ަވަރްށ ިގަނިއްނ. ެއައްށަފުހ ެއާއިއ ަބްއަދުލާވ ެކްނަސުރެގ ެސްލަތަކްށ ަހަމަލެދެއެވ. ަދުއުރާވްނ ަފަށެއެވ ީވ.ައިއ) ޭބުންނޮކްށެގްނ '' ަސީލްނ(''ިޑލްޫޓ)ީކޯމެތަރޕެީގ ޮގުތަގިއ ެދވޭ ޭބުހެގ ާތީސުރ ަދްށުކުރަމްށަޓަކިއ

ެއީއ ާތީސުރ ަމިތ ޭބުހެގ ަސަބުބްނ ލޮޭހިޅައްށ ުނަރްއާކެތިރ ިވަޔ. ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ޮފުނެވެއެވ( ުގަޅިއެގްނ .ުނިދުނަމްށ ަޓަކެއެވ

ަތާފުތ ޭބްސަތުކެގ ިގަނ ޯޑްޒަތެކްއ ެއްއަފަހާރ ަނަގްނ ެޖިހްއެޖ ަނަމ ޮކްނެމ ަފަހަރުކ ަވިކ ަވިކްނ ިއްނެޖްކަޝްނ ިމީއ. ެޖުހުމެގ ަބަދުލަގިއ ލާޭނަރްށ ޮހިޅޮކެޅްއ ުގަޅިއ ެއޮހިޅ ޮކުޅ ިސިރްންޖ ަގިއ ަހުރޮކްށަފިއ ެބެހްއިޓާދެނ ެއެވ

ަބެއްއ ަފަހުރ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ. ުކަޑުކުރަމްށ ެހޭދޮގެތެކެވ'' ިހްތަހަމ ުނެޖުހްނ''ިއްނެޖްކަޝްނ ެޖުހުމްނ ިލޭބ .ޯޑެޒްއ ޭދްނ ެޖިހާދެނެއެވ( ޮކްނެސްންޓޭރެޓްޑ)ަވިކަބަޔަކްށ ީކޯމެތަރޕަީގިއ ޭބުންނުކެރވޭ ޭބުހެގ ާތީސުރ ަމިތ

ިމާސަލަކްށ. ިމޮގުތްނ ިއްނެޖްކަޝްނ ެޖެހީނ ީސާދ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ ިހާސުބ ާފަހަގޮކްށ ެއިހާސަބަކެށެވ

ިމާހަލުތަގިއ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ. ަމާސާނ ައްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމްނ ޭބްސ ީސާދ ަމާސާނ ައްށ ަޕްމުޕުކެރެވެއެވ.ިޓޫޝަތަކްށ އެޭގ ައަސުރ ީސާދ ިސަފެއްއ ަގިއ ުކެރެއެވ

ަބެއްއ. ެއިކ ެކްނަސުރެގ ަވްއަތަރްށ ަފުރާވ ުކުރަމްށ ީކޯމެތަރޕީ ަހަދްނެޖޭހ ުމްއަދާތިއ ިމްނަވުރ ެވްސ ަތާފެތެވ ައެންއަބިއ ަފަހުރ ެއަތްއ ަމްސަތެކްއ. ަހްފާތ ައްށ ޮހްސިޕަޓުލަގިއ ެއުދަމިތޮކްށެގްނ ެވްސ ަފުރާވ ެދެއެވ 2ަފަހުރ

.ަވްނެދްނ ެވްސ ަފުރާވ ިލިބަގްނަންށ ެޖެހެއެވޭރިޑޯއެތަރޕީ- 3

ިމޮގަތްށ ަފުރާވ ޭދިއުރ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ. ިމީއ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ ޭބުންނޮކްށެގްނ ެކްނަސަރްށ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވ ެއެވ ިމަފުރާވ ިދުނަމްށ. ެސްލަތްއ ަންއާތުލަމްށަޓަކިއ ާބުރަގަދ ަހަކަތ ެއުކެލވޭ ޯދިދަތްއ ޭބުންނުކެރެވެއެވ

ެއަކަމުކ ަޑްކަޓުރްނ ައްނަގާވ ުއޫސުލްނ ޮހްސިޕަޓަލްށ ަވަޑިއެގްނ. ޮހްސިޕަޓުލަގިއ ެއްޑިމްޓ ުކާރަކްނ ުނެޖެހެއެވ.ަފުރާވ ިލިބަގްނަންށ ެޖެހެއެވ

ުނަވަތ. ާއްނުމ ޮގެތްއަގިއ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ ެގ ަފުރާވ ެދީނ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖިހަފިއާވ ިހާސަބްށ ެއަކްނެޏެވ ީމެގ ޭބުނަމީކ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުދަޅެހޮޔ ަކްނަމީތ ުހިރ. ެކްނަސުރެގ ައަސުރ ުހިރ ިހާސަބެށެވ

ެއްއޮގަތީކ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ޭބުރްނ. ެދޮގަތަކްށ ޭރިޑޯއ ެތަރޕީ ެހެދެއެވ. ެސްލަތްއ ަހލާުކެވެގްނ ިދަޔ ުނިދުނެމެވ ައެންއ ޮގަތީކ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ެއެތޭރަގިއ ޭބުންނާވ. ެމިޝެންއެގ ެއީހަގިއ ޭބުންނާވ ިހާސަބްށ ަފުރާވ ުކުރެމެވ

.ެއްއ ަބަހްއަޓިއެގްނ ަފުރާވ ިދުނެމެވ'' ޭރިޑޯއ ެއްކިޓްވ ިއްމްޕލްާންޓ''ިހާސެބްއަގިއ ެފުތިރަފިއ ުނާވ ިމާސަލަކްށ) ޭރިޑޯއ ެތަރޕީ ެގ ައާސީސ ޭބުނަމީކ ަހަމެއަކިނ ެއްނެމ ަތެންއަގިއ ުއެފިދަފިއ ުހިރ

ަބެއްއ ަފަހުރ ޮއަޕޭރަޝަންށ. ިޓުއަމރ ައަކްށ ަފުރާވ ުކުރެމެވ( ަހްނަގނުޑ ޫނީނ ުއަރަމީތަގިއ ުހިރ ެކްނަސުރ ީމެގ ޭބުނަމީކ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ޮކްށެގްނ ެނިގ ަނަމެވްސ ެކްނަސުރެގ ައަސުރ. ަފުހ ޭރިޑޯއ ެތަރޕީ ަހަދްނ ެޖެހެއެވ

ަހަމިމެހްނ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ުކުރުމެގ ުކިރްނ ެވްސ ަބެއްއ. ެއުކެލވޭ ެސްލެއްއ ުހިރަނަމ ެއ ެސްލެއްއ ަންއާތުލެމެވ ީމެގ ޭބުނަމީކ ޮއަޕޭރަޝްނ ުކުރަމްށ ަފޭސަހުކުރުމެގ ޮގުތްނ އެޭގ ުކިރްނ. ަފަހުރ ޭރިޑޯއ ެތަރޕެީގ ަފުރާވ ެދެވެއެވ

.ިޓުއަމރ ިހްނާދުލެމެވ ެމިޝެންއެގ ެއީހަގިއ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނެގ ަފުރާވ ޭދަނަމ ާއްނުމޮގެތްއަގިއ ުކުރުމްއަދެތްއެގ ެތޭރަގިއ ަތުކާރުރ ޮކްށ ަފުރާވ

ިމަފުރާވެގ ަވުގާތިއ ުމްއަދުތ ަކނަޑެއިޅަފިއ ޮއްނަނީނ ެކްނަސުރެގ ަވްއަތުރ، އެޭގ. ިލިބަގްނަންނ ެޖެހެއެވ ަފުރާވ ެދީނ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ. ަސިއްޒ، ުއެފިދަފިއ ުހިރަތްނ، ައިދ ޑްޮކަޓުރްނ ިއްޚިތާޔުރ ުކާރ ޑޯްޒެގ ަމްއަޗެށެވ

ެއްއ ަބަހްއަޓިއެގްނ'' ޭރިޑޯއ ެއްކިޓްވ ިއްމްޕލްާންޓ''ެއެތޭރަގިއ ެކްނަސުރ ުއެފިދަފިއ ުހިރ ިހާސުބަގިއ .ަކުމަގިއާވަނަމ ާއްނުމ ޮގެތްއަގިއ ުކުރުމްއަދެތްއ ޮހްސިޕަޓުލަގިއ ެއުދަމިތޮކްށަފިއ ާބްއަވެއެވ

ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ ެގ ަފުރާވ ިދުނުމްނ ުކިރަމިތާވ ުއަދގަޫތުކެގ ެތޭރަގިއ ަވުރަބިލުވްނ، ަފުރާވެދުވުނ ިހާސަބުކްނ ީމެގ ިއުތުރްނ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ. ިއްސަތިށ ފުޭބްނ، ައިދ ަހްނަގަޑްށ ައިވްނ ެއުދުމްނ ުއެފޭދ ަކަހަލ ަބަދެލްއ ާއެދެއެވ

ައިދ އެޭގ. ެގ ަފުރާވ ިދުގުމްއަދަތަކްށ ިދުނުމްނ ަބެއްއ ަކަހަލ ަބަދުލަތްއ ައުއަމީކ ެއަކީށެގްނާވ ަކެމެކެވ.ަސަބުބްނ ަބެއްއ ަވްއަތުރެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެވްސ ުކިރަމިތ ުކުރަވެއެވ

ެއެހްނ ަބެއްއ ަފުރާވަތްއ- 4 އެޭގ ެތޭރަގިއ. ަތާފުތ ެކްނަސުރ ަތަކްށ ެއެކްނަސެރްއެގ ަވްއަތާރިއ ުގޭޅޮގުތްނ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވ ަތްއ ެވްސ ުހެރެއެވ

.ަކީށެގ ަމުދ ަބަދުލުކުރްނ، ައިދ ޯހރޯމްނ ޭބުންނޮކްށެގްނ ެދވޭ ަފުރާވ ަފަދ ަކްނަތްއަތްއ ިހެމެނެއެވ

ެކްނަސުރްނ ަރްއާކެތިރެވ ުހުރްނ.ެކްނަސުރްނ ަރްއާކެތިރެވ ުހުރަމްށ ައްނަނިނިވ ަކްނަތްއަތަކްށ ާޚްއަޞ ަސާމުލަކެމްއ ެދިވާދެނެއެވ

ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުނުކުރްނ- 1 ެއެހްނ ަކުމްނ ުދްނަފުތެގ. ުދްނަފަތީކ ުހިރާހ ާމަނެއްއ ަގިއ ެވްސ ިޞްއަޙަތްށ ެގްއުލްނ ުހިރ ެއްއެޗެކެވ

ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކުރާމިއ ުދުރެހިލުވަމީކ ުދަޅެހޮޔ ިޞްއަޙެތްއަގިއ ެދިމުހުރަމްށ ެނގޭ ެއްނެމ ައުއލާަކްނ ޮބުޑ ުގުރާދ،، ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކުރާމިއ ުދުރެހިލުވުމްނ ުފްއާޕމޭ، ައނަގ، ަމިއާދ. ަގާރުރަކްނ ަޔީގެނެވ

.ަމާސާނ، ައިދ ެޕްންކިރާއްސ ަފަދ ުގަނަވްނަތަކްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހްނ ުކަޑޮކްށެދެއެވ ުދިނޭޔެގ ިގަނ ަގުއުމަތުކެގ ީމުހްނަންށ ުފްއާޕމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ަމިއަގނުޑ ަސަބެބްއ ަކުމަގިއ ެވަފިއަވީނ

ައްށުވެރ ިގަނ ުނަރްއާކެތިރ ާމްއާދަތްއ 60ިސިގޭރްޓ ޯބ ޮކްނެމ ަފަހަރުކ . ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކުރެމެވ ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލުކުރުމްނ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ަވްނަނ ުދުމެގ ަސަބުބްނ ުފްއާޕމޭ. ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ާވިސްލެވެއެވ

ަނީތާޖ ެއްއެގ ޮގުތްނ. ައިދ ަވިއ ަދުތުރުކާރ ަމުގަތުކެގ ެއެތޭރ ަކިއިރަފުށަގިއ ުމިށުކަލ ައްށ ަދިމަލ ަޖާހޮގްތ ެވެއެވ.ިމަދިމަލ ަތާކިއ ިވަހާމްއާދަތްއ ަތްތާވޮގްތ ެވެއެވ

ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކާރ ަބަޔުކ ުއޭޅ ާމަހުއެލްއަގިއ ުއޭޅަނަމ ެއަބިއީމުހްނ ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކާރ ެއެހީނ ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުކާރ ަބަޔާކިއ ެއުކ. ަވުގުތ ީވާހެވްސ ެއީމުހްނާނިއ ުދުރަގިއ ުއެޅވޯޭތ ަބލާެށެވ

ިހާސުބަތުކްނ ަދްއާކ ޮގުތަގިއ. ިތާމ ާވަނަމ ުނީސާދ ިސަފެއްއަގިއ ިތާމެގ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ އެޭގ ައަސުރ ޯފުރަވެއެވ ީމުހްނ ައަހެރްއެގ ެތޭރަގިއ ުފްއާޕމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ 3000ީސާދޮގެތްއަގިއ ުދްނަފުތެގ ިއްސިތުއާމުލ ުނުކާރ

.ެޖިހެގްނ ަމުރެވެއެވަތާފުތ ާބަވްތަތުކެގ ަފިއާދުހިރ ާކާނ ޭބުންނުކުރަމްށ ާއަދުކުރްނ- 2

ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ަފިއާދުހިރ ާކާނެގ ެއިކ ާބަވްތަތްއ ޭބުންނުކުރަމީކ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ުކަޑޮކްށޭދެނ ިއްނަސްއަތ ެކްނަސުރެގ ާބަވްތަތްއ ަފަލުވާމިއ،30ިދާރާސ ުކާރ ަފާރްތަތްއ ުބާނޮގުތަގިއ . ަކެމެކެވ

.ޭބުންނުކެރވޭ ާކާނެގ ާބަވްތަތާކިއ ުގިޅަފިއ ެވެއެވ ަފަހުރ ޮކްނެމެވްސ ިމްނަވަރަކްށ ޭބުންނުކަރްނ5ޯރމާޭވ ާއިއ ަތުރާކީރެގ ާބަވްތަތްއ ުދާވަލުކ ަމުދެވެގްނ

ިމޮގުތްނ ޭބުންނުކެރިވާދެނ ާބަވްތަތުކެގ. ެފިހަކްނ ަގަދ ަތުރާކީރ ާއިއ ަފްތ ޭބުންނުކާރެށެވ. ާއަދުކާރެށެވ ެކެރްޓ، ިކުއަކްމާބ، ޮކޕަީފްތ، ެކެބްޖ، ްބޮރޮކީލ، ޯސާޔީބްންސ، ޮޓާމޯޓ، ައިދ، ެތޭރަގިއ ޮއެރްންޖ، ާއަފްލ

.ެއެހިނެހްނ ާބަވްތަތުކެގ ޮތިޅާއިއ ަފުތެގ ާބަވްތަތްއ ިހެމެނެއެވ ަވިކާބަވެތްއ ޭބުންނުކުރުމްނ ަކނަޑެއިޅެގްނ ިމެވިނ ަވްއަތެރްއެގ ެކްނަސުރްނ ިހާމަޔްތޮކްށޭދޭނ ުބާނަކްނ

ަނަމެވްސ ަބެއްއ ަވްއަތުރ ެގ ާކާނ ޭބުންނުކުރުމްނ ަވިކަވްއަތެރްއެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ. ޭނެގެއެވ ިމާސަލަކްށ ޮޓާމޯޓ ޭބުންނުކާރަނަމ ްޕޮރްސޭޓްޓ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ. ުކަޑޮކްށޭދ ަކްނ ަވީނ ެއިގަފެއެވ

ަހަމިމެހްނ ެކެބްޖ، ްބޮރޮކީލ، ައިދ ޮކިލްފލާަވރ ޭބުންނުކާރަނަމ ަމާސާނ، ޮގޮހުރ، ައިދ. ުކަޑޮކްށެދެއެވ.ްޕޮރްސޭޓްޓ ެގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ުކަޑޮކްށެދެއެވ

ޯރމާޭވ ާއިއ ަތުރާކީރެގ ާބަވްތަތުކަގިއ ަފިއަބރ ، ިވަޓިމްނ، ައިދ ަމުއަދްނަތާކިއ، ެއެހިނެހްނ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ެއެހްނ ަކުމްނ ިމަފަދ ާބަވްތަތްއ ޭބުންނުކުރުމްނ ޮގޮހާރިއ، ަމިއާދ. ަފިއާދުހިރ ާމްއާދަތްއ ެއުކެލިވެގްނ ެވެއެވ

ަހަމ ިމެހްނ ްސްޓޯރްކ ެޖުހާމިއ ިހުތެގ ަބިލަތުކްނ. ައިދ ުފްއާޕމެޭގ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ ުކަޑުކެރެއެވ.ެވްސ ުދުރޮކްށެދެއެވ

ެއެހީނ ެފްޓ ިގަނައަދަދަކްށ ިހެމޭނ ާކާނ. ެފްޓ ަމުދިމްނަވަރަކްށ ެއުކެލވޭ ާކާނ ިއްޚިތާޔުރ ުކާރެށެވ ޭބުންނުކުރުމްނ ޮގޮހުރ، ަރިހްމ، ުފަރަގްސަފާރްތ، ައިދ ްޕޮރްސޭޓްޓ ްގލްޭނަޑްށ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހުމެގ ުފުރަސުތ

.ިއުތުރުކުރަވެއެވަހިށަގނުޑެގ ަބުރަދްނ ަހަމަހަމ ިމެންއަގިއ ިހެފެހްއުޓްނ- 3

ެއެހީނ ާމޮބަޑްށ. ާމޮބަޑްށ ަހިށަގނުޑެގ ަބުރަދްނ ިއުތުރިވަޔުނީދ ެއަކޭށަނ ަވެރްއަގިއ ިހެފެހްއޭޓޯތ ަބލާެށެވ ެއެހްނ ަކުމްނ ައަބުދެވްސ ޮކްނެމ. ަފަލުވަމީކ ެވްސ ަވަރްށ ިގަނ ެކްނަސުރ ެޖުހަމްށ ަމުގަފިހުކުރާވ ަކެމެކެވ

.ެވްސ ަކަހަލ ަކްސަރެތްއ ުނަވަތ ުކިޅަވެރްއ ުކުޅަމްށ ާއަދުކާރެށެވ ިމަފަދ ޮގަތަކްށ ުނެދވަޭނަމ ޮކްނެމ. ަކްސަރުތ ްކލަާހަކްށ ަގަވިއުދްނ ޮގްސެގްނެވްސ ަކްސަރުތ ުކެރިވާދެނ ެއެވ

ަހްފާތ ައުކ ަމުދެވެގްނ ެއްއ ަފަހުރ. ުދެވުލްނ ަފަދ ަކެމްއ ުކެރިވާދެނ ެއެވ، ުދަވަހުކ ޭބަރްށ ިނުކެމ ިހާގުލްނ.ެފުތްނ ަފަދ ަކްސަރެތްއ ުކުރަމީކ ެވްސ ަރަގުޅ ަކެމެކެވ

ަގަދ ައްތަވްށ ާމޮބަޑްށ ިނުކެމޫނުޅްނ- 4 ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ.ިއުރްނ ޮފުނާވ ައްލްޓާރ ަވިއެލްޓ ޭރިޑއަޭޝްނ ައީކ ަހިށަގނަޑްށ ުނަރްއާކެތިރ ެއްއެޗެކެވ

ިމުބިނ ަވްއަތުރެގ ޯދިދަތްއ ެއުކެލިވެގްނ ަވީނ ެހުދުނ. ެޖުހަމްށ ަމުގަފިހ ުކުރާވ ާމްއާދެއްއ ެވްސ ެމެއެވ ީވާމ ޫހުނ ުދަވްސަވުރ ިމުބިނ ަގީޑަގިއ ޭބުރ ުއޭޅ. ައާކިއ ެދެމުދަގިއ ޮއްނަނ ަވުގުތަގެއެވ4ައާކިއ، ަހީވުރ 10

ޭބަރްށ ިނުކެމ ުއޭޅ ަނަމެވްސ ައީވަގިއ ޭހަދުކުރުމެގ ަބަދުލަގިއ ިހާޔ ޮއްތަތެންއ. ަވުގުތ ަމުދުކަރްނ ާއަދުކާރެށެވ.ިޚާޔުރ ުކާރެށެވ

ެއެހްނަކުމްނ ައީވަގިއ. ަހުމެގ ެކްނަސުރ ާއްނުމޮކްށ ެޖެހީނ މުޫނ، ަކްނަފްތ، ައްތ ަފިއ ަފަދ ުގަނަވްނަތަކެށެވ ޮތްއެޕްއ ޭބުންނުކުރުމްނ މާޫނިއ. ުއޭޅ ިއުރ ިމުބިނ ިހާސުބަތްއ ޮފުރވަޭފަދ ެހުދެމްއ ިޚާޔުރ ުކެރިވާދެނ ެއެވ

.ަކްނަފްތ ިހާމަޔްތޮކްށ ެދެއެވަހިށަގނުޑ ެޗްކުކުރްނ- 5

.ާއަދޮކްށ ަވިކ ަގާވިއެދްއެގ ަދުށްނ ޑްޮކަޓަރާކިއ ަމްޝަވާރޮކްށެގްނ ިތާމެގ ަހިށަގނުޑ ެޗްކުކަރްނ ަހާދްނ ުކާރެށެވ ޮގޮހުރ، ުފަރަގްސަފާރްތ، ައނަގ، ައިދ ަހްނަގުޑ ެކްނަސުރ ެގ ައލާާމެތްއ ުހިރޯތ ެޓްސްޓޮކްށ ްސްކީރްނ

ިމޮގަތްށ. ިފިރެހެންއ ަނަމ ްޕޮރްސޭޓްޓ ައިދ ައްނެހެންއ ަނަމ ަރިހުމެގ ަކާރިއ، ުއަރަމިތ ެޗްކުކާރެށެވ. ުކާރެށެވ.ެޓްސްޓޮކްށ ަބަލިއ ެހުދުމްނ ުކީރޮކުޅަގިއ ެކްނަސުރ ެދެނަގުތަމްށ ެއީހައަކްށ ެވެއެވ، ާއަދެވ

.ޑްޮކަޓުރްނެގ ެއީހާއިއ ުނަލިއ ެވްސ ުއަރަމިތ ައިދ ަހްނަގނަޑްށ ަބަދެލްއ ައިއްސަފިއ ުހިރޯތ ެބިލާދެނ ެއެވ ިމޮގުތްނ ުއަރަމިތ ުނަވަތ ަހްނަގނުޑ ެގ ެއްއެވްސ ިހާސެބްއަގިއ ާއްނުމޮކްށ ުނުހްނަނ ަބަދެލްއ ައިއްސަފިއ ުހިރޯތ ަބަލިއ، ައިދ ެއަފަދ ަބަދެލްއ ުހިރަކްނ ާފަހަގެވްއެޖ ަނަމ ަލްސުނޮކްށ ޑްޮކަޓެރްއެގ ެއީހ ޯހަދިއ ިއުތުރ

.ެޓްސްޓަތްއ ެހިދާދެނެއެވ

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