Police Service Destroys Over 400 Unclaimed Vehicles
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The Maldives Police Service has destroyed 446 unclaimed vehicles that were impounded for various violations.
The vehicles, which included 378 two-wheelers, 40 four-wheelers, and 28 bicycles, were disposed of after remaining unclaimed beyond the specified reclamation period.
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ފުލުހުން ޓޯވ ކޮށްފައިވާ އެއްގަމު އުޅަނދުތަކުގެ ތެރެއިން ވެރިފަރާތުން ނުގެންގޮސް ހުރި 446 އުޅަނދު ގަވާއިދުގައިވާ ގޮތުގެ މަތިން މިއަދު ވަނީ ނައްތާލާފައި.
މިއަދު ނައްތާލި އުޅަނދުތަކުގެ ތެރޭގައި ހިމެނެނީ ދެ ފުރޮޅުލީ 378 އުޅަނދާއި ހަތަރު ފުރޮޅުލީ 40 އުޅަނދު އަދި 28 ބައިސްކަލް. pic.twitter.com/pgKJpCDnoa— Maldives Police (@PoliceMv) January 25, 2025
The impounded vehicles were seized for a range of offences, including illegal driving and other traffic violations. According to the Maldives Police Service, vehicle owners are given a set period to reclaim their property by submitting the necessary documentation. Failure to do so allows the authorities to proceed with destruction.
Details of the disposal were shared by the Maldives Police Service in a post on X, where the destruction of the unclaimed vehicles was confirmed. The action reflects the enforcement of regulations aimed at managing unclaimed impounded vehicles across the country.
