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Commuters pay over three times transport fare amid vehicle shortage on Nungua-Accra route
An apparent shortage of commercial vehicles on the Nungua-Accra route is forcing commuters to pay as much as GH¢20.00 for a journey that ordinarily costs GH¢6.00.
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Related coverage for "Commuters pay over three times transport fare amid vehicle shortage on Nungua-Accra route": South Africa Today — Road freight still leads SA’s supply chain. RAPPLER — Batangas drivers receive PH gov’t fuel subsidy straight to their GCash e-wallets. The Rising Nepal — Transportation of daily necessities becomes difficult after ferry service stops. Independent Online — Why Roaming Loses to eSIM in Every Aspect — and How Yesim Became the Benchmark for Travel Connectivity Among South African Tourists. The Tico Times — Costa Rica Rounds Bus, Taxi and Toll Fares as the ₡5 Coin Exits. Times of India — UAE's long-awaited Etihad Rail passenger services to begin on June 30