Suspended councillors turn to manual labour for pay
Ahmed Fuad, Ahmed Nazmeen and Hussein Adam from Gaaf Alif atoll were punished last month, after the Local Government Authority (LGA) banned local officials from meeting diplomats without permission from the central government.
08 Jan 2018, 9:00 AM
Councillors who were suspended without pay after meeting the Indian ambassador have taken up fishing, carpentry and construction to earn money, local media has reported.
Ahmed Fuad, Ahmed Nazmeen and Hussein Adam from Gaaf Alif atoll were punished last month, after the Local Government Authority (LGA) banned local officials from meeting diplomats without permission from the central government.
The trio were suspended for three months without pay and the council secretariat was asked to deny them access to council premises and documents during this period.
According to Vnews, Nazmeen and Adam have started fishing to earn money.
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