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KMA enforces approved transport fares in Kumasi
The Mayor urged the public to report on commercial drivers and transport unions that failed to charge approved fares.
He gave the assurance that the Assembly would continue to monitor transport operations across the metropolis to ensure compliance with approved fares and protect commuters against unfair practices.
Richard Ofori-Agyeman Boadi, the Mayor of Kumasi, led a team of KMA Transport Department officials and a security task force to monitor transport operations at Abrepo Junction, Racecourse, Ashtown, Kejetia and Adum.
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