އައްޑޫ މީދޫ ކައުންސިލްގެ ރަސްމީ ވެބްސައިޓް · އައްޑޫ އަތޮޅު، ދިވެހިރާއްޖެކައުންސިލްގެ ރަސްމީ ވެބްސައިޓް
One place for live alerts, what to do, shelters and emergency numbers for Meedhoo. Built for a low-lying island on Addu’s exposed eastern rim.
Conditions are normal across Meedhoo. Stay prepared. Review your household kit and family plan below.
This status is published by the council office based on NDMA and Maldives Met Service advisories. It updates within a minute of a warning being issued or cleared.
Live monitoring for the hazards that affect Meedhoo. Most show “no current warning”; one example warning is shown.
No active warnings or watches. All hazards monitored as normal.
ގޮނޑުދޮށުން ދުރުވެ އުސް ތަނަކަށް ދޭ. ދޯނިފަހަރު ރައްކާތެރިކުރޭ. ރާޅުގެ ފެނުގައި ނުހިނގާ، ނުދުއްވާ.
ފަރުގެ ކައިރިއާއި ބޭރުތޮށްޓާއި ބަނދަރުގެ ދޮރުން ދުރުގައި ތިބޭ. ކުދި އުޅަނދުތައް ބަނދަރުގައި ބާއްވާ.
ތަކެތި ތަޅުމުން އުފުލާ، ފެން ވަދެއްޖެނަމަ ކަރަންޓު ކަނޑާ، ފެން ދާ މަގުތައް ބޭނުންކުރޭ.
ދިގު ނުވަތަ ބާރުގަދަ ބިންހެލުމެއް އިހުސާސްވެ ނުވަތަ ކަނޑު ހިނދިއްޖެނަމަ، ސައިރަންއަށް ނުބަލާ، ވަގުތުން އެތެރެއަށާއި އެންމެ މަތީ ފަންގިފިލާއަށް ދޭ.
ގެއްލިފައިވާ މީހުން ނުވަތަ އުޅަނދު ކޯސްޓްގާޑް 191 އަށް، އެންމެ ފަހުން ފެނުނު ތަނާއި ވަގުތާއެކު ރިޕޯޓްކުރޭ.
ދޫވެފައި ހުރި ތަކެތި ހަރުކޮށް، ވިއްސާރައިގައި ގޭގައި ތިބެ، ރުކާއި ކަރަންޓު ވައިރުން ދުރުގައި ތިބޭ.
↑ Most serious first.
ℹ Live multi-channel alerts will integrate with authoritative NDMA and Maldives Met Service feeds in a later phase. Who is authorised to trigger or clear an alert is still to be confirmed. Always treat official radio, the Met Service and NDMA as the primary source.
Short, calm steps for the hazards most likely to reach Meedhoo. Practise these with your household.
Pack a go-bag, charge phones and power banks, know your nearest shelter and the route to higher ground.
Move inland and up. Stay away from the shore, harbour and flooded roads. Listen to official radio.
Wait for the all-clear before returning. Avoid downed lines and contaminated water; check on neighbours.
Memorise the inland evacuation route and assembly point. Agree a family meeting place.
Go on foot to the highest ground or upper floors. Do not return for belongings. Help children and elders.
Stay high until authorities confirm it is safe. Waves arrive in series, and the first is rarely the largest.
Keep an extinguisher and torch accessible; know two ways out of every room. Test smoke alarms.
Get out and stay out. Call the Fire service. Stay low under smoke; feel doors before opening.
Do not re-enter until cleared. Report gas or electrical damage before reconnecting power.
Keep a stocked first-aid kit and a list of medications and allergies for each household member.
Call Ambulance 102 or the Hospital. Give your exact location and stay on the line.
Follow discharge advice, restock used supplies, and note what to improve in your kit.
Designated safe buildings on higher ground. In a coastal hazard, move inland and up, away from the eastern shoreline.
Illustrative map, not to scale. Routes and assembly points to be confirmed with the council and NDMA.
މައި އެއްވާ ތަން. ބަނދަރާއި އިރުމަތީ ގޯޅިތަކުން މިތަނަށް ދޭ.
މެދުގެ އުސް ބިމުގައި ހުރި ދެ ބުރީގެ ވަރުގަދަ އިމާރާތެއް.
ޑިއުޓީ އޮފިސަރ ހުންނާނެ؛ ރަޖިސްޓްރީއާއި މައުލޫމާތު ދޭ ތަން.
ބޭސްފަރުވާ ބޭނުންވާ އަދި ނާޒުކު ހާލަތުގެ މީހުންނަށް އިސްކަން.
→ Evacuation principle: leave the shoreline, follow the marked lanes west to the school and central mosque, and go to upper floors if water rises. Help neighbours who cannot move quickly.
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A ready household is a safer island. Check off your kit and agree a simple family plan.
