President Muizzu Expresses Solidarity With Japan Following Deadly Kumamoto Earthquake

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has sent a formal message of condolence to Japan following a powerful earthquake off Kumamoto Prefecture that resulted in multiple fatalities, numerous injuries, and extensive structural damage. In a message addressed to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, President Muizzu expressed profound sadness over the disaster. He conveyed the deepest sympathies of both the Government and the people of the Maldives to the Japanese government and its citizens during this period of national mourning. The President extended his heartfelt condolences to the families who lost loved ones in the disaster. He further expressed solidarity with those currently injured, displaced, or otherwise affected by the widespread destruction of homes and critical infrastructure. Highlighting the bond between the two nations, President Muizzu stated that the thoughts and prayers of the Maldivian people are with Japan as the country navigates the complex challenges of recovery and rebuilding in the aftermath of the earthquake. Concluding his message, the President offered prayers for the continued safety and well-being of the Japanese people. He expressed a sincere hope that Japan would find the necessary strength and comfort to achieve a swift and full recovery from the tragedy.