Oops, we forgot about Dego Ride: Syed Saddiq on Go-Jek entry

By MEI MEI CHU

KUALA LUMPUR: The motorbike ride-hailing industry will not be monopolised by Indonesian company Go-Jek, says Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman.

The Youth and Sports Minister was responding to criticism that his ministry was pushing for the expansion of a foreign company rather than supporting the growth of homegrown startup Dego Ride, which was banned by the Transport Ministry in 2017.

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