Taxi strike wouldn't solve anything, says John Lee

[RTHK] - 02/18/2025

Chief Executive John Lee on Tuesday urged the taxi industry to avoid drastic action such as strikes, warning such moves would harm the public interest and could be hijacked by people with bad motives. His comments came after the Hong Kong Tele-call Taxi Association threatened a five-day strike (…)



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