Maldives ISDB-T adopted 8M frequency, it is different with Brazil or Philipipines.

Maldivas IsDB: Thoki ar estándar TV 'bede japonesa

Maldives ISDB-T 8M Frequency Channel list

During his visit Vice-Minister, Takashi Morita paid a courtesy call on H.E. 'Ño̲ho̲. Mohamed Nasheed, President of the Maldives. He also met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, H. E. 'Ño̲ho̲. Ahmed Naseem, Minister of Transport and Communications, Ra möte. Adil Saleem, Ministro ar Dähnini ar Turismo, Arts and Culture, Ra möte. Thoyyib Mohamed Waheed, and other senior government officials, during his visit. The Special Envoy of the President Hon. Ibrahim Hussain Zaki hosted an official lunch for the Vice-Minister on behalf of the government. The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan and the Ministry of Tourism Arts and Culture of the Maldives, jointly organized a seminar on the ISDB-T system on 18^ésimo October to coincide with the visit of Vice-Minister Morita. ar ISDB — T system is the Japanese standard for digital television (Dtv) ne thuhu ar 'bede. ISDB-T replaced the previously used MUSE “Hivision” analog HDTV system.  Brazil was the first country to officially adopt the ISDB-T Japanese system. Since then, Japan and Brazil have been cooperating to advance and spread the system all around the world. Several countries, especially in the South American region, have now adopted the system. The Maldives is the second country in Asia to introduce the system. The Maldives believes that the system will not only bring high-quality broadcasting services to its people but also will help play an important role in disaster management, Nt'uti, health services and contribute immensely to the overall socio-economic development of the country. (Sources: http://www.maldivesembassy.jp/cat_054/7707) Mäs Maldivas IsDB from VCAN for your references.  

The Government of the Maldives and the Government of Japan, Nu'bya, signed a Joint Statement to introduce the Japanese ISDB — T ('Befi Integrados Radiodifusión 'bede Terrestre) ko jar Corporación Nacional Radiodifusión Maldivas (MNBC). Ministro ar Dähnini ar Turismo, Arte ne jár 'mui ya Maldivas, Ra möte. Thoyyib Mohamed Waheed, and the Vice-Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan, Ra möte. Takashi Morita, who is currently on an official visit to the Maldives from 17 Pa 19 Otubre 2011, signed the Joint Statement on behalf of the two respective countries. In accordance with the Joint Statement, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan and the Ministry of Tourism of the Maldives, Arts, and Culture will collaborate in implementing the ISDB — T standard in the Maldives. The test broadcasting of the system has already begun in the Maldives and it was inaugurated by Vice Minister Takashi Morita and State Minister Thoyyib Mohamed Waheed, Ja 18^ésimo Otubre 2011, at a special ceremony held at the MNBC TV studios in Male’, for this purpose.