The officials said they could not register more than 600 tuk tuks that they have already bought following the directive leading to huge losses. “More than 600 tuk tuks bought by our members have not operated since January 11, 2018. Text the word 'NEWS' to 22840“There are more than 8,000 tuk tuks in Mombasa and are responsible for congestion and pollution. He denied claims by the tuk tuk officials that the ban came abruptly explaining that they were given a month-window to register the vehicles they had already acquired. I am not aware of any new tuk tuks that have not been registered,” Balala explained.

Source: Standard Digital April 21, 2018 07:30 UTC