The Managing Director of SeaLife Global, Ahmed Moosa Mohamed, often known as Ammaty, is at the heart of a legal controversy concerning a travel ban. Ammaty, who stands accused of swindling over 200 tenants by amassing millions in reservation fees for a non-existent apartment complex in Hulhumale', was granted permission by the Criminal Court to travel abroad for a spinal operation. The travel window is from December 6 to December 26. The Prosecutor General's Office swiftly contested this decision, lodging an appeal with the High Court to suspend Ammaty's passport or travel documents.SeaLife Global's Unfulfilled PromisesIn 2015, SeaLife Global publicized the SeaLife Complex, a 3,000-apartment project. Tenants paid substantial reservation fees, some exceeding MVR 50,000, bringing the total collected by SeaLife to over MVR 14 million. However, the SeaLife Complex remained unbuilt, leading the Housing Development Corporat...

A serene Venetian waterway turned into a scene of chaos when a group of tourists capsized a gondola after ignoring the gondolier's repeated instructions. The incident occurred near the iconic Saint Mark's Square in Venice, while the gondolier was attempting a technical maneuver under a low bridge. Rather than complying with the gondolier's instructions to sit down and maintain balance, the tourists continued to stand and take selfies, leading to the boat's capsize. Unexpected Dip into Venetian Waters The tourists' disregard for the gondolier's warnings quickly turned their leisurely gondola ride into a struggle for safety. A video of the incident, shared widely on social media, depicts the tourists clinging to the side of the overturned boat, drenched and shaken. Assistance arrived promptly in the form of another gondola, and the group was rescued and taken to the nearby La Fenice theater. Social Media Reactio...