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Crackdown on cabbies who refuse to take passengers

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Crackdown on cabbies who refuse to take passengers

Cabbies who refuse to take passengers can now be arrested if those affected call the 1197 hotline or visit www.trafficpolice.go.th and provide the taxi's licence plate number, Pol Colonel Weerawit Watjanapukka of the Traffic Police Command said Monday.

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