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19 September 2026

Technology

Cybersecurity experts have warned travelers against sharing photos of their boarding passes on social media. Experts urge people to be cautious of such practices, as hackers and scammers can exploit the barcodes and personal details on boarding passes to steal people's personal information.

Cybersecurity experts have warned travelers not to photograph and share their boarding passes on social media. Experts noted that with the help of information such as barcodes and QR codes found on boarding passes, hackers and malicious actors can easily obtain passengers' personal information and travel details without their knowledge. Cyber experts stated that there is a high likelihood of dangerous acts being committed using such information, such as identity theft, altering travel bookings, or cancellations. Therefore, for the personal safety of travelers, they have urged against publicly posting any boarding pass information on social media platforms.

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MTCC commenced practical asphalt laying works on Segment 1 of Ameenee Magu, stretching from Izzudheen Magu to Dharumavantha Park, on 19 September 2026. With the target of relocating 80 percent of Male' Commercial Port's services to Thilafushi by November 2027, the completion of the 100-meter quay wall capable of accommodating container barges is being carried out jointly by China Harbour Engineering Company and MTCC. Furthermore, following delays in dollar transactions after 653 million dollars left the country by the end of August, the Bank of Maldives announced on 19 September 2026 that foreign currency remittance transactions would return to normal by next week.

Sports

During the "Racing Championship – Laamu Edition" organized by the Racing Association of Maldives (RAM) and held in L. Gan, a 20-year-old Maldivian male racer sustained serious injuries in a dangerous accident on the morning of Saturday, September 19, 2026, when a speeding motorcycle went out of control and fell into the sea; after receiving treatment in the ICU of Gan Regional Hospital, he was transferred to IGMH in Malé for further treatment where he is currently on a ventilator, and the police are investigating the case.