Bangkok cabbie hopes to capitalise on his Covid-19 shot


Thai taxi driver Sombat Subin wipes down a sign above his cab showing that he has been vaccinated against Covid-19 in order to attract more customers. - Reuters

BANGKOK (Reuters): After losing countless fares during the pandemic, Thai taxi driver Sombat Subin has sought to reassure nervous clients by letting them know in three languages on the sign above his cab that he has been vaccinated against Covid-19.

"I think the lit-up sign creates confidence for passengers and I feel that it has also helped increase my income," said Sombat, from Nonthaburi, a province north of Bangkok.

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