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President Muizzu launches MTCC-operated 24/7 Malé Taxi Line

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu launched the round-the-clock "Malé Taxi Line" at a ceremony at Hulhumalé Central Park, with an initial fleet of 150 electric vehicles and booking hotline 1655. Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation Mohamed Ameen said the service would complement existing taxis and announced plans to expand it to Addu City later this year.

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  • 150 vehicles initial electric vehicle fleet of the Malé Taxi Line The Standard the Malé Taxi Line will operate 24 hours daily with an initial fleet of 150 eco-friendly electric vehicles.

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  • 24 hours daily operating hours of the Malé Taxi Line The Standard the Malé Taxi Line will operate 24 hours daily with an initial fleet of 150 eco-friendly electric vehicles.

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  • President Muizzu and the First Lady toured the newly deployed electric vehicles, marking the operational commencement of the service. The Standard Following the inauguration, President Muizzu and the First Lady toured the newly deployed electric vehicles, marking the operational commencement of the service.

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