Dry spell for taxi drivers in Port Dickson


There were calls for the authorities to clean up the beaches in Port Dickson to attract more tourists. — filepic

TAXIS are aplenty at the main bus terminal in Port Dickson but there are only a few passengers who use them in the coastal town known for its beaches.

K. Prabakara N.R.K. Nair, 71, who has been a taxi driver for over 40 years, said business had been dwindling lately.

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