Mandunyane drivers threaten strike as fares drop
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
The drivers say the decision to reduce the fare from P7.50 per passenger to P5.50 was done without consulting them.
"A transport officer just came to us and gave us letters stating that we should reduce the fares. This is surprising because we had not been informed of this move," claimed one driver who identified himself only as Chitore.
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