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Maldives police freeze bank accounts of ex-president Yameen as part of probe

Maldives police freeze bank accounts of ex-president Yameen as part of probe

  • The police said on Saturday a total of 100 million Maldivian Rufiyaa ($6.58 million) in both US dollars and the local currency have been frozen as a part of the investigations
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Maldives strongman Yameen seeks second term amid rigging fears

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