Auzam offered havaru the island of Thinadhoo, He ordered that the 'dhandu kolhu', 'medhu ruganddu' and 'Baraaseel' to be given to Havaru along with the islands of Thinadhoo Maahuttaa, Kaadedhdhoo and Kuddu. The island itself was renamed Havaru Thinadhoo signifying the occupation. United Suvadive Republic Havaru Thinadhoo was the economic hub of the United Suvadive Republic which formed a breakaway nation from Maldives. Depopulation of Havaru Thinadhoo On the 4th February 1962 the Kingdom of Maldives reacted by sending a fully armed gunboat to Havaru Thinadhoo commanded by Prime Minister Ibrahim Nasir. Enamaa boat incident The Maldive boat Enamaa was carrying far more than its capacity of up to 126 when a wave overturned it. Twenty one people died with two missing when Enamaa capsized into the sea of Gaafu Dhaalu atoll on 17 March 2004. The Enamaa boat was traveling at nine and a half nautical miles per hour to Thinadhoo Island after watching the home team play a football match in Vilingili Island in Gaafu Alifu atoll. Geography The island is south of the country's capital, Malé. Demography Education Thinadhoo is served by 4 pre-schools, 2 primary schools, 1 secondary/high-school and 3 university/college campuses. Maldives National University Thinadhoo Campus Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll Education Centre Thinadhoo School Aboobakuru School MI Preschool and Daycare Uloomiyya Pre School Kangaroo kids M.M. International Preschool Ameer Ibrahim Pre School Avid College MI College Center for the Holy Quran Transport Kaadedhdhoo Domestic Airport is situated on a nearby island connected by speed boat. See also United Suvadive Republic Upper South Province Huvadhu Atoll References External links YouTube Video: G Dh. Thinadhoo visit by Ibrahim Nasir which led to Genocide 1962 United Suvadive Republic Populated places in the Maldives Islands of the Maldives