Astana: No Plans to Increase Public Transport Fares Despite Blogger's Proposal
The Astana akimat has clarified that they have no plans to increase public transportation fares, following recent speculation. This announcement comes after a blogger suggested raising bus fares in Astana and Almaty to 500 tenge.
The akimats of both cities have explored potential measures related to fare increases, but no concrete proposals have been found. The Almaty akimat has also dismissed any rumours of a price hike.
The current fare for bus travel in Astana stands at 110 tenge, set in July 2024. A blogger recently proposed doubling this fare to 500 tenge, but this suggestion has been met with skepticism from users. They argue that the proposal lacks detailed calculations or official confirmation. The blogger maintains that transportation companies are currently operating at a loss with the current fare structure.
The Astana akimat has reassured residents that there are no plans to increase public transportation fares. While a blogger proposed a fare hike, this suggestion has been met with skepticism and no official action has been taken. The current fare in Astana remains at 110 tenge.
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