Demand for the government-backed Malé Taxi service continues to rise since its launch on April 2 in the Greater Malé region, according to Chief Spokesperson at the President's Office Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu). The state-operated service, run by MTCC with 150 eco-friendly vehicles, completed more than 13,000 trips in its first month and is accessible via a booking website or hotline 1655.
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The Malé Taxi service was officially launched on April 2 as part of government efforts to address long-standing public concerns regarding transportation difficulties in the Greater Malé region.
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We are continuously monitoring feedback for the Malé Taxi service. There will always be areas that need improvement. At the same time, we are noticing that demand is increasing
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A fleet of 150 eco-friendly vehicles has been introduced under the initiative, including vehicles of three different sizes.
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