Monday, August 20, 2007

Buy images Ibrahim firaq's maldivs panorama

The Maldives have been called ‘the last paradise on earth’. Global warming threatens the survival of the islands through rising sea levels. The islands have an average size of 1 square km., and are all between one and two meters above sea level..
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Sunday, July 01, 2007


After low tide the seawead garden in the north east corner side lagoon. ADDU ATOLL

Monday, May 28, 2007

Our fragile environment

the people who saw the scenes with their own eyes believe thatthe waves which hit the whole country on days 15,16,17, of this month facing the brothers and sisters who live in different parts parts of the nation has left addu with very severe devas-tating effects on the evrionment. though this maybe the first in this century, natural disasters of this nature can neither be stopped nor altered. this is the nature of the environmet surrounding the land and sea of thesmall islands that we live in. the adaptation of ourselves to the circumstances prevailing ata given time is not unworthy of consideration just as we require shade for shelter from rain, and trees for shelter,since we belong here as the children of the seas of Maldives.So gettingadapted to the changing environment is worth consideration. May Allah (SWT) help us to be steadfast on the right path. Also attain success in the remembrance Allah much.



Friday, May 18, 2007

My flooded islands of Addu pictures

Believe it or not, this is the Addu, not the river. That's a flooded waves in the roadway.










overland flooding





For a while, roads act as mini-dams for the water..........................!




Totally not cool.. It was sea raised only for 10 minutes and flooded!

when the sea flooded

sea raised few minuets later feydhoo island