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Transport operators slam gov’t; vow to defy suspension of preaching and hawking restrictions

restricting preaching and hawking in moving vehicles In a statement issued on October 9, the operators expressed disappointment with the government’s decision, arguing that the regulation was necessary to protect passengers’ safety and comfort during journeys.
Their stance puts them at odds with the government’s decision to suspend the regulation’s implementation and raises questions about how the restrictions will be applied in practice.
The Commercial Transport Operators of Ghana have vowed to resist the government’s decision to suspend the implementation of Regulation 141 of Legislative Instrument (L.
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