Thank you, once again. In every presidency, Airport FRS has been the one responding to major fires across the Greater Malé area. This is not something to be proud of it clearly reflects systemic negligence at the highest level. Relying on airport fire rescue resources for urban emergencies highlights a serious gap in national preparedness. An international airport operates under strict SOPs that require a dedicated number of fire and rescue vehicles to be available at all times for aviation incidents. Diverting those resources elsewhere not only stretches their capacity but also risks compromising airport safety itself. This situation underscores a long-standing failure to properly equip and strengthen the national fire and emergency response framework. A city as dense and high-risk as Malé requires its own fully capable, well-trained, and well-equipped firefighting force not one that depends on backup from the airport during critical situations. At its core, this is not about praising response efforts, but about questioning why such reliance continues to exist in the first place.