President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has firmly stated that he has not used any state funds for his personal trips, addressing concerns and accusations particularly related to his recent two-day medical trip to Singapore. In an interview with Sangu TV, the President sought to clarify these allegations and provide transparency about his travel.

The controversy arose after Dr. Muizzu's visit to the Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) one evening, which sparked public speculation about his health. Concerns were heightened when the President was seen at the hospital, leading to questions about the nature of his condition and the timing of his subsequent trip to Singapore.

During a gathering of his political party, Dr. Muizzu explained the circumstances surrounding his hospital visit. He revealed that he had felt unwell while playing football and that he was dealing with an earlier injury. He assured the public that his visit to IGMH was merely a precautionary measure to ensure his well-being. Despite these reassurances, his immediate departure to Singapore on the same evening fueled further speculation.

The President used the interview to emphasize that the trip to Singapore was entirely private and that no public funds were involved. He reiterated his commitment to transparency and accountability, stressing that he has always been mindful of the distinction between his personal expenses and state resources. President Dr. Muizzu’s clarification comes amid heightened scrutiny of government officials' use of public funds, and his statements were intended to address any doubts about the integrity of his actions.