The sector expects national authorities to move to the department to listen to their demands and seek solutions to the problems faced by public transport following the elimination of the diesel subsidy.
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The sector expects national authorities to move to the department to listen to their demands and seek solutions to the problems faced by public transport following the elimination of the diesel subsidy.