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Police seize license after Lamborghini crash

Aug 23, 2026, 9:06 AM

Authorities have suspended the driver's license of the individual involved in a serious car accident that occurred in Hulhumale' on Friday morning.

The Lamborghini was occupied by the CEO of Hawks Private Limited, Hassan Rifau, and his son at the time of the crash. Police confirmed today that his license has been seized as part of an ongoing investigation into the incident.

Both individuals were released from Tree Top Hospital after receiving medical treatment. According to the police, neither sustained any serious injuries.

While the vehicle was damaged beyond repair in the accident, police said that the wreckage has been returned to the owner after investigators gathered the necessary information for the case.

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