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Komandoo (Shaviyani Atoll)

Komandoo () is one of the inhabited islands of the Shaviyani Atoll administrative division and geographically part of the North Miladhummadulhu Atoll in the Maldives.

History

Early citizens lived in komandoo are from shaviyani atoll Mathi komandoo and Keekimini. There is no such proof but in both the island there are ruins of old houses and wells. It is said that Komandoo people firstly lived in Keekimini but to get rid of invaders they moved to Mathi komandoo. Then from Mathi komandoo to Komandoo. There are few historical artifacts and grave stones that shows skills of komandoo people.

Geography

Komandoo is one of the islands of Shaviyanil Atoll. Situated north of the country's capital, Malé, the island measures in length and in width. Komandoo has an area of about .

Demography

It is the third most populated island in Shaviyani Atoll with a current population of about 1,900 people.

Services

Education

Shaviyani Atoll Education Centre is the biggest school in the atoll. Students can join at grade 1 at the age of 7 years and complete their A’ Levels at the end of their 12th grade at this school. Those students doing A’ Levels can complete Commerce and science stream for their studies at Shaviyani Atoll Education Centre. The biggest Teacher Training Center is in Komandoo.

Healthcare

Services provided by the Health Center include blood transfusion, E.C.G, laboratory investigations and family planning.

Other services

Other services available in Komandoo include speed boat rental services, Wireless internet connection, and cable TV service.

Community

Komandoo is one of the special islands in the Maldives. There are 3 community associations including PSA(Past Students Association), AKYD(Komandoo Youth Development Association) and KMG(Komandoo Fishermens Association). They have special things uncommon to other islands. Komandoo have their own facilities including electricity, TV.station, desalination water plant, FM radio, slipway and their own phone network.

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