HULHULE-MALE’ BRIDGE PROJECT

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EIA for the proposed Hulhule-Male’ Bridge Project are employed in each ferry. The peak hours vary according to domestic and international flight timings. The passengers are mostly international and domestic airport users and people travelling for employment. The Hulhule and Hulhumale’ ferries are operated at scheduled timings. On a daily basis, an average of 18,000 passengers commute to and from between Male’ and Hulhumale’ in the dhoni ferries. The dhoni ferries makes an average of 113 trips every day. The seating capacity of each ferry is 120 passengers. The passenger fare for dhoni ferries is MVR 5.5 each way and takes about 20 minutes to reach the destination. On weekdays, rush hours start in the morning from 5:30am and continue till 9:00am; when the school hours and work hours for the government and private sector begins for the day. The second peak would be between 11:30am and 1:00pm in the afternoon. The time varies according to school student schedules for those attending schools in Male’. In the evening, the peak hours fall between 4:00pm and 7:00pm. The flow of passengers are mostly towards Male’ from Hulhumale’ for work and education purposes. In weekends, the peak is observed in the afternoon from 2:30pm onwards and between 9:00pm and 10:00pm from Male’ – Hulhumale’ sector and 7pm to 11pm in the Hulhumale’ - Male’ sector. On a daily basis, about 1700 motorbikes are transported both ways, amounting to 9% of the commuters carrying a motorbike to their destination. Motorbikes are charged MVR 15.00 for one motorbike and one person and MVR 21.00 for one motorbike and two persons. Bicycles are transported only rarely. There is also an express ferry operational every thirty minutes between Male’ and Hulhumale’. Approximately 1500 passengers commute between both ways in the express ferries. This is equivalent to 8% of the daily ferry dhoni commuters. The fare for express ferries is MVR 25.00 and takes about seven minutes to reach the destination. A separate cargo ferry operates between Male’ and Hulhumale’. The cargo ferry makes three return trips every day except Fridays. On Fridays, the cargo ferry makes one return trip. In the busses operational between Hulhumale’ and Hulhule’, an average of 1500 people commute every day. Majority of the commuters are those employed in jobs in Hulhule’, mostly in Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL). For transfers between Male’ and Hulhule’, two express ferries are operational every fifteen minutes. On average about 600 people travel via the express ferry to the airport. On the human resource side, MTCC employs total 320 staff in the transport operations of Hulhule’, Hulhumale’ and Villimale’ ferries and busses. Staffs are under MTCC for MTCC owned ferries and under the owner for rented ferries. Both locals and foreign workers, mostly Bangladeshi men are in employment as crews. It is estimated that approximate annual revenue of MVR 56 million is generated from commuters between Male’ and Hulhumale’. Prepared by: CDE Consulting & China Shipping Environment Technology Page|131
EIA for the proposed Hulhule-Male’ Bridge Project 4.9.8.2 Taxi services There are total eight taxi centres in Male’ city and one taxi centre in Hulhumale’. The Male’ taxi centres are regulated by the Department of Transport and Hulhumale’ taxi centre by Hulhumale’ Development Corporation (HDC). It is estimated that about 800 taxis provide taxi services in Male’. On average about 100 taxis are operated by each taxi centre in Male’. A fixed income of MVR 600.00 per month is charged from each taxi to the centre, generating a monthly revenue of about MVR 60,000 for the taxi centre. The average monthly income of a taxi driver at present is about MVR 10,000 per month. 4.9.9 Services quality and accessibility 4.9.9.1 Health services Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital, located in Male’, is the main government hospital established in the Maldives providing the most extensive health care services. ADK hospital, also located in Male’, is the main private hospital in the country. There are also a number of private clinics established in Male’, that provide specialist consultations as well as certain laboratory tests and treatments. Currently there is only one hospital in Hulhumale’. However, 2 land plots have been allocated to develop medical clinics and further clinics will be established with the completion of the mini mall that is currently being constructed in Hulhumale’. As of 2010, there were a total of 984 health professionals working in Male’. Out of the 984 professionals, 49% were locals. The following table summarizes the number and type of health professionals working in Male’ by gender in 2010. Table 4.20: Number of health professionals in Male’ zone. Type of Health Professionals Total Male Female Doctors 219 142 77 General Practitioners 106 67 39 Specialists 113 75 38 Nurse 660 63 597 Paramedical Staff 358 194 164 Lab. Technicians 141 27 114 Physiotherapists 14 9 5 Radiographers 31 22 9 Dentists 27 7 20 Pharmacist 145 129 16 Community Health Professionals 2 0 2 Source: Ministry of Health, 2013 Prepared by: CDE Consulting & China Shipping Environment Technology Page|132
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MOHAMED FAIZAN PERSONAL DETAILS Add
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DR. SIMAD SAEED CURRICULUM VITAE (C
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Date: Dec 2000 - March 2001 Locatio
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PERSONAL DETAILS Name in Full : Ali
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Shahdha M.Nicosia- 1F , Miriyaas Ma
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EMPLOYMENT RECORDS Date: Location C
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TRAININGS, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOP
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