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Three taxi drivers were arrested in Lasithi, Crete, for overcharging passengers beyond the legal fare indicated on their taxi meters. The arrests took place during targeted traffic checks aimed at addressing illegal practices among professional drivers.
The drivers, identified as a 47-year-old, a 48-year-old, and a 25-year-old, were apprehended while they were operating their vehicles and attempting to collect higher fares from passengers. Authorities emphasized that these actions are part of broader efforts to ensure compliance with regulations in the transportation sector.
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