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Crime Report: Theft, Accidents, and Drugs Lead January Cases in the Maldives

By Ahmed Ashraf Published February 3, 2025

In January 2025, the Maldives Police Service recorded a total of 980 cases, marking a decrease from the 1,199 cases reported during the same month last year. Theft emerged as the most prevalent crime, with 273 incidents reported.

Following theft, traffic accidents were the second most reported, accounting for 231 cases. Drug-related offenses ranked third, with 137 reported incidents.

The detailed breakdown of cases for January is as follows:

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  • Theft: 273
  • Traffic accidents: 231
  • Drug-related offenses: 137
  • Lost items: 92
  • Assault: 64
  • Property damage: 67
  • Fraud: 46
  • Robbery: 27
  • Sexual harassment: 19
  • Domestic violence: 13
  • Forgery: 11

In response to these statistics, atoll police stations are collaborating with local councils on various initiatives aimed at crime reduction. To combat theft, door-to-door programs are being conducted to raise public awareness. Additionally, due to the rise in traffic accidents in the Malé area, special policies have been implemented to manage and mitigate these incidents.

These efforts reflect the Maldives Police Service’s commitment to enhancing public safety and reducing crime across the nation.

 

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