Police officers offered temporary housing in Malé area
According to amendments brought on Monday to regulations on housing for police, applicants will be awarded points based on an interview, rank, marital status, number of children, and years of service.
15 Feb 2017, 9:00 AM
Police officers with more than seven years of service have been invited to apply for temporary housing from government-owned buildings in Malé and the capital city’s suburbs.
According to amendments brought on Monday to police housing regulations, applicants will be awarded points based on an interview as well as their rank, marital status, number of children, and years of service.
The housing units will be offered from the Badeyri Koshi area in Malé and police flats in the suburbs Hulhumalé and Vilimalé.
“These are flats that have been cleared out for different reasons such as the retirement of an officer. Most of the permanent housing will be provided in Hulhumalé,” a police spokesman told the Maldives Independent.
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