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Local Leaders Confront Transportation Ministry Over Failing Bus Service
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First reported by JDN · 2 hours ago
What happened
Mayors from several Israeli localities protested at the Ministry of Transportation over the severe failures of bus operator "Tnuva," which has led to thousands of passengers being stranded. The company faces millions in fines and numerous buses are out of service, prompting calls for urgent government intervention and a new tender.
- 01Local leaders protested the Ministry of Transportation over failing bus services.
- 02Bus operator "Tnuva" is accused of abandoning thousands of passengers daily.
- 03The company faces NIS 80 million in fines and dozens of buses are out of service.
- 04Mayors demand urgent intervention and a new tender for bus services.
- 05Negotiations are underway for the potential sale of the "Tnuva" company.
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