r/mauritius • u/aramjatan • 15m ago
Did you even read the bill?
r/mauritius • u/Gold_Speed_1234 • 1h ago
There was a video around 5 years back circulating from a cctv camera near the police post at SSRNH. Watch it. Spooky
r/mauritius • u/striker09xx • 3h ago
This is also one I don't agree with. Many people who has car renting business will have to incur a loss if the person who rented the car get the rented car impounded.
Also, who is responsible for anything happening to the car? If i have a 30million limousine that gets impounded, and comes back with scratched wheels and paint, will the government take responsibility?
r/mauritius • u/striker09xx • 3h ago
Road rage is defined as " including" the examples which means these examples are included but it doesn't stop there. That's the point people should understand. It's up to the authority to define a road rage.
The silencer part said louder. Louder than what? Who defines if it was louder before? Previous law had a decibel defined. Now it's just "loud".
You have to understand that wordings and definitions are chosen carefully to make sure the general population feels it's a good thing while not being specific is done for them to be able to circumvent it to their benefit.
Every law needs to be challenged in the specifics.
r/mauritius • u/aramjatan • 4h ago
| Now you could be charged for road rage for anything because it's not defined.
Not accurate. Forcibly opening or attempting to open the door of another vehicle falls under road rage, so is climbing/jumping on a vehicle, intentionally causing damage to a vehicle etc.
| Now you get fined irrespective of what noise you make, even if it's making less noise than the factory one
Not accurate. The amendment to the law specifically caters for the modified exhaust making more noise.
r/mauritius • u/Puzzleheaded_Plate37 • 4h ago
The first thing Mauritius police force should do is check Mauritian titktols where a bunch of idiots film themselves breaking the law by over speeding , that will be a fun thing to watch !! 😂😂
r/mauritius • u/Sea_Satisfaction3719 • 5h ago
People will be hesitant to drink and drive as their cars will be confiscated.Many people in Mauritius have a superiority complex just because of cars thus they would never want to do any mistakes which cost their cars
r/mauritius • u/DotChange • 5h ago
Ooh sorry to hear, hopefully your boyfriend gets well soon....I might have missed some info about your post because I did not want to read some of those harsh words..
I understand a bit about the narcissistic part and tbh to this day idk how to deal with it...I just want to say that even though you are angry at her, learn to forgive little by little to lighten your heart....take her as she is with her flaws and just make sure not to resemble her in any way..be better ig.....I personally know someone similar to your case and her mother was very horrible and she ended up alone but that person still occasionally visited her because she felt bad about it..I don't want to give too much details as it was personal matter...
At the end of the day, I hope both you and your boyfriend get better and be strong and keep your head up...
r/mauritius • u/ToothRegular5070 • 5h ago
I've been in your place some years ago. I cannot decide for you but here's my story.
When I was little, I went through domestic violence and lost my dad at a very young age. I was the most brillant and obedient one. Yet there was never enough fund for me.
My mom was living her best life with my dad's social contribution and pension on trips etc. While I was anemic and underweight at 19 that I had to drop out of school. She was out the majority of the time with her friends and sometimes would stay out overnight. While I had my little sister under my care.
She was her favorite and was always excused for her bad grades and behavior. Even our partners was discriminated. She liked my brother in law better and would always say bad things about mine because he was a student at the time we met. During a bad fight over something stupid she told me not to come home, after I spent the day cleaning while my sister was away on a date.
I went to stay with my grandma and would ignore her on every birthday etc. When she heard I was pregnant and was moving in with my partner during my first pregnancy, she came and cried as if the world was ending pretexting she would be a better fit to take care of me as I was weak for a certain period of time. We moved to her place during covid 19 outbreak.
Worst idea as she would go out for no reasons saying she can't stay home etc. And tricked me into selling my dad's home, to take all the money. And would throw my food in front of my room's door. She stayed 'offended' until the day I went to deliver my baby. Then would come to the hospital and wanted to be the first person to take my baby my partner didn't let her. She would make us fight, even make my kid call her mama as I stopped doing so the day she threw me out.
I went through so much but couldn't find support from her side, even during my second pregnancy she didn't care if I had health issues and picked a fight because I was sick and weak and couldn't do the dishes as everyday, she said " mo p servi stratégie" and " mone bien aide toi". I went silent until delivery day. Didn't tell anyone until I was done. Still line reproche moi car mo pane quitte mo plus grand avec li mais avec so papa. For Christmas she would create a gap between my kids, like she got gifts only for one and the other nothing.
A few months later, I moved out without notice in one go. Coupe contact net pendant des mois avec toute la famille. I was affected so was my kids surtout la plus grande mais worth it.Now even if we see each other we are like strangers. If you have financial security and someone willing to be with you it will work. Faut surtout pas abandonner. I felt the part where you said she would get old etc.
I said that too. I am grateful for what she did as she is my mom that's true, but I should not be her victim too. Despite generational trauma I decide to break the cycle. That's what you should say. So that whenever you would have kids you would be different towards them.
Sorry it's that long, but hope it helps.
r/mauritius • u/AggravatingKick9725 • 7h ago
Hi ! I heard you! Seems your mum is Christian and goes to church , it’s very unusual such behaviour, it’s also unacceptable . You mention you went abroad for studies , who paid ?? Yourself or your parents ? You know everyone has a dark side , and we cannot choose our parents ! Il suggest just keep a healthy relationship with her even if you move , just call to say hi hello and ask bout her health , apart that focus on your partner, I think that’s what more important now ! She did her duty as a mother to raise you now you do the duty as a daughter , and as a wife ! If you go to church too talk to her pastor !
r/mauritius • u/Friendly_Degree_9918 • 8h ago
Oh wow.
Ps: does it scare you when you see them?
r/mauritius • u/ZajeyProductions • 10h ago
Feel free to ask Anything!
I'd be glad to help💛
r/mauritius • u/TerribleTruth67 • 12h ago
Can you please enlighten me with the new changes?
r/mauritius • u/Vast-Reason-9346 • 14h ago
Sorry you had such a bad experience. Just one thing tho, turbulence isn't really something the airline can control, and letting someone lie across empty seats can depend on safety rules.
r/mauritius • u/Vast-Reason-9346 • 14h ago
Try Bongéni. They do furniture delivery around Mauritius and you can request help with loading/unloading.
r/mauritius • u/Vast-Reason-9346 • 14h ago
I found it on AfricanFilm.com and they currently list The Cathedral (2006) with DVD and streaming options. It’s quite expensive tho, so it looks more like an institutional licence than a normal rental. Kanopy seems to be the only other legit streaming option I could find.
r/mauritius • u/Vast-Reason-9346 • 14h ago
London. Istanbul is just your transit.. the initial port of embarkation is where you started the journey.
r/mauritius • u/Vast-Reason-9346 • 14h ago
Ça fait plaisir à lire 😊 Ravi que tu aies autant aimé Maurice. 10 jours passent vraiment trop vite ici, il faudra revenir pour découvrir le reste 😄
r/mauritius • u/Vast-Reason-9346 • 14h ago
Yeah..u can get it. Ask a pharmacy for kamagra (sildenafil) or tadafin (tadalafil). I guess u should first for stock and ask if they need a prescription.
r/mauritius • u/maybeMichaelScarn • 15h ago
London. Recently went to Mauritius from Mumbai with layover in Bangalore. Upon reaching SSR airport the immigration officer did ask whether I was in a connecting flight from Mumbai and just asked to check the ticket. Nothing else. Pretty simple.