By Male’, Maldives – The Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology has launched a major investigation into allegations of oil theft and money laundering by employees of Fuel Supply Maldives (FSM). The police have conducted extensive searches as part of the inquiry, signaling the government’s commitment to tackling corruption.
In a statement, authorities confirmed that special police teams have so far searched 10 individuals, two residential properties, and two oil barges suspected to be involved in the case. The searches have yielded electronic equipment and documents believed to be linked to the theft and laundering operations. Further details will be shared as the investigation progresses.
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has reiterated his administration’s firm stance on corruption, emphasizing the importance of holding individuals accountable, regardless of their position or influence. “There will be no exceptions,” President Muizzu stated, reaffirming his pledge to uphold justice and integrity.
The investigation underscores the government’s commitment to maintaining transparency and accountability within public and private institutions. The Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology continues to work closely with law enforcement agencies to ensure swift legal action against perpetrators.
This case serves as a reminder of President Muizzu’s broader vision for a corruption-free Maldives, where trust in public and private entities is safeguarded.