Construction of a children’s park in Kendhikulhudhoo, Noonu Atoll, has been completed under the government’s Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP).
The project was one of President Dr Mohamed Muizzu’s pledges during his visit to the island in July last year. Residents have welcomed the completion of the park, describing it as an important addition to the island’s recreational facilities.
According to the Road Development Corporation (RDC), all construction work has now been completed. The corporation said the park will provide children and families with a safe recreational space for leisure activities.
RDC said the project cost USD 27,166.88. The agreement for the project was signed on 29 March 2024.
The works included landscaping, hardscaping and the installation of playground equipment. The park has been developed in the Kulhudhoo district of Kendhikulhudhoo.
Kendhikulhudhoo was formed through the merger of the former settlements of Kulhudhoo and Kendhikolhu, which occupy the same landmass. The two settlements were officially combined into a single island during the administration of former President Mohamed Nasheed.
