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The Reduction Of Price At The Pump Will Determine The Percentage Of GPRTU’s Increase In Fares

Driver Unions Suspend Intended Strike
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A planned further 15% increase in transportation fare has been suspended by the Ghana Private Roads Transport Union (GPRTU).

Speaking to Bohyeba Afriyie on Plan B Fm’s Ebanoosen Mr Abass Moro PRO for GPRTU disclosed why they suspended it.

He said in a meeting involving all players in the commercial transportation industry they were informed by a reliable source in the course of the meeting that there will be a reduction in the prices of fuel on Friday.

He says the percentage of the reduction of prices at the pumps will determine the percentage of GPRTU’s increase in fares.

“We heard during our meeting that there is going to be a reduction in fuel prices from tomorrow and so we decided to suspend our planned increment and so we are yet to see the new prices by tomorrow and then we will communicate with the public as and when the difference comes out tomorrow,” he said.

Source: Celestine Amakie/planbfmonline
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