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Makosa matatu yasababisha daladala 203 kufungiwa VTS

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Mamlaka ya Udhibiti Usafiri Ardhini (Latra) imeanza kufunga vifaa vya kufuatilia mwenendo wa magari (VTS) katika daladala zinazofanya safari za mijini, hatua inayolenga kudhibiti ukiukwaji wa masharti ya leseni na kuboresha huduma kwa abiria.

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