Seizure of the airport in Kazakhstan: taxi drivers refuse to carry passengers
After the seizure, taxi drivers in the Kazakh city of Alma-Ata refuse to go to the airport.
This is reported by TASS.
& quot ; No, it's dangerous, they say, the airport is seized, we will not go '', & ndash; The publication quotes the words of taxi drivers.
It is also clarified that some drivers still do not mind giving passengers a lift, but demand that they pay a thousand dollars. In comparison, a taxi ride to the airport costs $ 5 during normal times.
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