Tree Top Hospital to host health camp in Laamu Gan

Jun 15, 2026, 3:08 PM
Photo: Tree Top

Photo: Tree Top

Tree Top Hospital has announced that its second health camp of the year will be held in Laamu Gan from June 19 to 20.

According to Tree Top Hospital, the camp is being organized in collaboration with Gan Regional Hospital. The objective is to provide residents of Laamu Atoll the opportunity to consult with medical specialists free of charge through a pre-registration process.

The hospital noted that this initiative allows local residents and resort employees in the region to seek expert medical advice from Tree Top specialists close to home, eliminating the need to travel to Male' for consultations.

The specialist doctors participating in the health camp include:

  • Dr. Moosa Manik – Cardiology
  • Dr. Pankaj Patwari – Endocrinology
  • Dr. Chandrashekhar Rawal – ENT
  • Dr. Ibrahim Moomin – General Surgery
  • Dr. Mohamed Habeeb – Orthopedics
  • Dr. Ali Muznee – Orthopedics
  • Dr. Nazmy Latheef – Pulmonology
  • Dr. Mehmet Oda – Urology

The deadline for making appointments for the health camp is 11:00 pm on June 17. Tree Top Hospital said that registrations can be made by contacting Gan Regional Hospital at 6800026.

In addition to specialist consultations, the camp will feature health screenings and information sessions aimed at early disease detection and raising awareness about preventative healthcare.

As part of Tree Top Hospital’s commitment to enhancing healthcare standards across the atolls, a specialized training program will also be conducted for nurses at Gan Regional Hospital. The hospital highlighted that this will serve as a platform for knowledge and experience sharing between Tree Top nurses and local staff to further develop professional skills.

Furthermore, an educational session is planned for students in Gan to promote healthy lifestyles among youth and to inspire interest in pursuing careers within the healthcare sector.

Tree Top Hospital remains dedicated to reducing the need for Maldivians to travel abroad for medical treatment and lowering healthcare costs. The hospital continues to provide a wide range of medical services utilizing experienced specialists and state-of-the-art technology.

Comments

Read More

Latest News

Businesses face challenges in securing dollar support from BML

Bank of Maldives has notified businesses that dollar support for transfers is now strictly subject to availability. Importers face automatic cancellations if accounts lack full invoice amounts, as the bank struggles with a severe foreign exchange shortage. Business owners report receiving zero support and no prior notice of these changes.

Dollar transfers will return to normal within next week: BML

Bank of Maldives expects dollar transfer services to return to normal next week following recent delays caused by a surge in demand. The bank implemented measures to manage unsustainable outflows from Rufiyaa accounts, noting that the issue is a temporary supply imbalance and not a reflection of its overall financial health.

BML denies funding $50 million debt repayment to SBI

Bank of Maldives denied claims that it provided $50 million to the government for debt repayment to the State Bank of India. The bank clarified that no customer deposits or internal resources were used for the payment. BML maintained its financial stability despite ongoing dollar liquidity challenges and warned against spreading misinformation.

Exclusive: Maldives sought extension on $50M India debt

The Maldives government requested a further extension to repay a final $50 million debt installment to India, but the request was denied. Despite the refusal, the Maldives settled the payment last week using its Sovereign Development Fund. This follows previous rollovers and a $50 million grant provided by India earlier this year.

Businesses allege BML is blocking USD transfers

Business owners are accusing the Bank of Maldives of blocking USD transfers to other banks amid a liquidity crisis. Despite having sufficient funds, traders report significant delays in processing payments and transfers via the MRTGS system. BML cited a backlog, reportedly prioritizing essential imports like food and medicine.

Government settles final $50 million debt to SBI

The government has fully repaid a $150 million debt to the State Bank of India, settling the final $50 million installment this month. The debt, originally incurred in 2019, was cleared in three stages under the current administration. This payment is part of a broader $2.3 billion effort to service foreign debt over the last two years.

Govt urged to suspend dollar mandate and tax changes

Tourism advocacy group Destination Future is urging the government to suspend a planned 40% foreign currency conversion mandate and new tax changes for tour operators. The group warns these measures could cause irreparable damage to the industry, which is already struggling with declining occupancy and rising supply costs.

Newsletter

Get the latest news delivered straight to your inbox