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Taxi company Uber Vietnam cuts fares

Taxi company Uber Vietnam has recently announced that it has cut the fare of its UberX service in HCM City by 15 percent.
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HCM City (VNA) – Taxi company Uber Vietnam has recently announced that it has cut the fare of its UberX service in HCM City by 15 percent.

The price of the service is now 7,000 VND per kilometre.

The company attributed the new price policy to a decline in petrol prices.

The prices applied at the current time may be changed based on the market, the company said.

In another development, Uber has announced many programmes to support their drivers in Hanoi and HCM City.

The programmes include a 10-15 percent reduction of maintenance service for Total, a 10-18 percent discount if family members take courses at Apollo and Language Link schools, and an 18-20 percent discount for goods bought from online retailer Zalora.vn.-VNA

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