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KMA impounds 10 vehicles in crackdown on unapproved fares in Kumasi CBD
According to them, drivers and their mates deliberately increase fares in the evening, taking advantage of the fact that many people are returning home from work and long queues form at various stations.
Alhassan said the exercise is being conducted in phases and will be sustained until sanity is restored in fare administration in Kumasi.
He called on the public to support the Assembly by reporting any driver who charges fares above the approved list, assuring that the taskforce will respond swiftly.
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