Vasco: In a high voltage drama outside Dabolim International Airport on Tuesday morning, an NRI exposed the alleged looting of passengers by the recently opened tourist taxi counter (Maxicab) for using its Maxicab service.
According to information, an NRI namely Saturnino Rodrigues, who frequently travels to Goa, arrived at Dabolim international airport by Oman Air flight WY 209, at around 4 am on Tuesday.
As he exited the main counter following an immigration and Customs check, he was greeted by a lady staff of the newly opened tourist taxi counter (Maxicab), offering cheap taxi service from the airport to his destination in Colva. But when he booked the service, he was shocked to receive a receipt of Rs 1,870 for travelling a distance of approximately 12 to 16 kms.
“I questioned the lady at the counter on the exorbitant charges to which she replied that it is due to night charges and increase in fuel price. Not satisfied with her reply, I sought to know other details through which I came to know of the nexus operating at the Dabolim airport in the name of taxi business,” Rodrigues stated in his email complaint to Herald.
23/05/18 Goacom
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According to information, an NRI namely Saturnino Rodrigues, who frequently travels to Goa, arrived at Dabolim international airport by Oman Air flight WY 209, at around 4 am on Tuesday.
As he exited the main counter following an immigration and Customs check, he was greeted by a lady staff of the newly opened tourist taxi counter (Maxicab), offering cheap taxi service from the airport to his destination in Colva. But when he booked the service, he was shocked to receive a receipt of Rs 1,870 for travelling a distance of approximately 12 to 16 kms.
“I questioned the lady at the counter on the exorbitant charges to which she replied that it is due to night charges and increase in fuel price. Not satisfied with her reply, I sought to know other details through which I came to know of the nexus operating at the Dabolim airport in the name of taxi business,” Rodrigues stated in his email complaint to Herald.
23/05/18 Goacom
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