The People's Majlis have launched an investigation after high-priced vehicles imported for the police Blues Housing Project allegedly went missing.
Some MPs told Adhadhu that the Public Accounts Committee was investigating the current location and registration of 24 vehicles imported while work was ongoing in the Blues Housing Project in Hulhumale' from 2014 to 2017 by Noomadi/ Island Expert.
"Information gathered so far shows 24 expensive vehicles had gone missing. They were imported without paying taxes. So if they were imported for the project, their location should be clear. That is why we are seeking that information," an MP said.
Senior police officers at a Polco celebration in 2015.
Multiple reliable sources told Adhadhu that the missing vehicles include 14 crane lorries, two brand-new motorcycles, two vans, a car, three tower cranes and an overhead travelling crane.
The People's Majlis has asked Police Commissioner Ali Shujau to provide information about their registrations.
Under the initiative of the Public Accounts Committee, relevant agencies are investigating corruption in the Blues Housing Project and the Police Cooperative Society (Polco).
