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A group of 50 taxi drivers held a protest outside Parliament today against ride-sharing services Uber and Grab.
A spokesperson representing the group said the ride-sharing services are a safety risk, and the low fares currently enjoyed by its passengers will not last long.
A spokesperson representing the group said the ride-sharing services are a safety risk, and the low fares currently enjoyed by its passengers will not last long.
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