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Transport Minister Anthony Loke today said the government has no immediate plans to regulate e-hailing charges.
This includes proposals for the government to impose a minimum charge or raise the current ceiling on the percentage of commission per trip for e-hailing companies.
This includes proposals for the government to impose a minimum charge or raise the current ceiling on the percentage of commission per trip for e-hailing companies.
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