Hong Kong taxi and minibus drivers have called for a two-month liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) subsidy scheme to be extended amid uncertainty over war in the Middle East, and warned monthly operating costs could rise by… A government task force rolled out the subsidy on May 31, which offers a 50 HK cents per litre rebate on LPG at the pump for taxis, minibuses and school buses, in response to volatility stemming from the United…
News - South China Morning Post reports that hong Kong taxi and minibus drivers have called for a two-month liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) subsidy scheme to be extended amid uncertainty over war in the Middle East, and warned monthly operating costs could rise by…
The report adds: A government task force rolled out the subsidy on May 31, which offers a 50 HK cents per litre rebate on LPG at the pump for taxis, minibuses and school buses, in response to volatility stemming from the United…
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