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Harbin takes measures to crack down on illegal taxis
Updated : 2016-08-17
By Wang Wei ( chinadaily.com.cn )
Harbin will launch a campaign to crack down on illegal taxi operations from Aug 15 to the end of 2016, according to a meeting called to discuss the industry.
The meeting on Aug 15 called for strict measures to punish illegal taxi services, such as trying to take "yellow label" vehicles – vehicles that do not meet exhaust emission standards – off the road.
The campaign was launched by Harbin public security bureau, communications bureau, market supervision and administration bureau, environmental protection bureau and the Disabled Persons Federation. A special group has been formed to facilitate law enforcement.
Numerous measures have been introduced to aid the campaign, and when illegal taxi operations are discovered, strict sanctions will be applied.
A limit on sanctions will be set for investigated violations.
Informers with information that leads to the discovery of illegal taxi operations can be rewarded with 500 yuan ($75.4). The telephone number for reporting illegal taxi operations is 0451-84612345.
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