Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has been granted safe haven in Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi, a property owned by business tycoon Mohamed Ali Janah.
Janah is a close aid of Foreign Minister Abdullah Shahid.
Maldivian staff at the property have confirmed that the First Family is residing in the property. They have expressed their displeasure over the stay.
A night’s stay in the swanky property costs between US$ 5,903 and US$ 8,760.
The Government of Maldives is yet to issue a comment on the issue. Locals and Sri Lankans, however, have condemned the Government for allowing access to Rajapaksa and his family.
Wilfred
2 years agoIn 2017, INTERPOL’s General Assembly adopted a resolution regarding the processing of data related to individuals who have been granted refugee or asylum seeker status. The resolution called upon member countries to do their utmost to ensure that this status is not abused by terrorists and other criminals, and outlined the steps that member countries and the General Secretariat should take. https://www.interpol.int/en/Who-we-are/Legal-framework/INTERPOL-Refugee-Resolution
U K Roy
2 years agoWho will bear the costs- the peopls of Maldives or the peoples of Sri Lanka?
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