Advance payment of €40,000 for police dog squad
18 Nov 2014, 2:14 PM
Ismail Humaam Hamid
The Maldives government has made a €40,000 (US$50,000) advance payment to a Netherlands-based company for the delivery of a dog squad to combat drug trafficking.
A police media statement explained that the payment was made to the Dutch company yesterday which is to be called ‘Faara Gema’.
Police also announced employment opportunities working at the ‘Faara Gema’ dog squad kennel which is to be located in Hulhumalé.
Police give the utmost importance and high priority towards fighting against drug use and trafficking and also establishing the ‘Faara Gema’ dog squad, read the press statement.
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