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Passengers who rely on the Dambai ferry are threatening to stage a demonstration on Monday, April 27, over a sharp increase in transport fares, a move they say was imposed without consultation.
The fare adjustment, which raises the cost of crossing from GH¢4 to GH¢7, has sparked widespread concern among commuters who depend on the ferry for their daily activities.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to respond to the issue.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com
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