Hong kong police arrest 21 uber drivers in latest crackdown

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Hong Kong Police Arrest 21 Uber Drivers in Latest Crackdown

In a recent move, the Hong Kong police have arrested 21 Uber drivers in a crackdown on the ride-hailing service. This is the latest in a series of actions taken by the authorities to regulate the industry.

According to reports, the arrested drivers were found to be operating without the necessary licenses and permits. The police also seized several vehicles and equipment used by the drivers.

The Hong Kong government has been cracking down on Uber and other ride-hailing services, citing concerns over safety and competition with traditional taxi operators. In 2019, the government introduced new regulations requiring ride-hailing companies to obtain licenses and permits to operate in the city.

Uber has been operating in Hong Kong since 2013, but the company has faced numerous challenges and controversies in the city. In 2019, the company was forced to suspend its services in Hong Kong after a court ruling deemed its operations illegal.

The latest crackdown on Uber drivers is seen as a further effort by the Hong Kong authorities to regulate the industry and ensure that ride-hailing services operate in a safe and responsible manner.

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