Malé Taxi Usage Increasing Since Launch, Says Spokesperson

Chief Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu) stated that demand for the government-backed Malé Taxi service is increasing since its launch on April 2. The service aims to address transportation difficulties in the Greater Malé region. Mundhu noted that the government is monitoring feedback and making improvements. The taxi service was introduced to alleviate public frustration over private sector taxis, including difficulties booking during peak times and drivers refusing short trips.

Chief Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu) stated that demand for the government-backed Malé Taxi service is increasing since its launch on April 2. The service aims to address transportation difficulties in the Greater Malé region. Mundhu noted that the government is monitoring feedback and making improvements. The taxi service was introduced to alleviate public frustration over private sector taxis, including difficulties booking during peak times and drivers refusing short trips.

Chief Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu) stated that demand for the government-backed Malé Taxi service is increasing since its launch on April 2. The service aims to address transportation difficulties in the Greater Malé region. Mundhu noted that the government is monitoring feedback and making improvements. The taxi service was introduced to alleviate public frustration over private sector taxis, including difficulties booking during peak times and drivers refusing short trips.

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