Eight buildings raided after vice president’s arrest
The police raided a total of eight buildings on Saturday in the wake of Vice President Ahmed Adeeb’s arrest on suspicion of links with an alleged bomb plot to assassinate President Abdulla Yameen.
25 Oct 2015, 9:00 AM
The police raided a total of eight buildings on Saturday in the wake of Vice President Ahmed Adeeb’s arrest on suspicion of links with an alleged bomb plot to assassinate President Abdulla Yameen.
Three were arrested, too, but police declined to reveal names.
The buildings are Cessna and Hirinaidhoo in Maafannu ward, Zurriyaanumaage in Machangoalhi ward, Humashi and Oevaali in Galholhu ward, Rehendhi flats, the premises of state-owned Maldives Industrial Fisheries Company, and Football Association of the Maldives (FAM) house.
Adeeb holds his meetings at Rehendhi flats, and is reported to have offices at Cessna. Humashi is the home of his second wife. Oevaali is where his close associate Mohamed Hussain ‘Oittey’ lives.
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