油價高企|的士司機指政府補貼可接受:無補貼我們更慘 冀可維持半年 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】星期日起,的士、小巴及學校小巴可享有政府的液化石油氣補貼,每公升5毫,為期兩個月。 燃料價格受中東局...
油價高企|的士司機指政府補貼可接受:無補貼我們更慘 冀可維持半年 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】星期日起,的士、小巴及學校小巴可享有政府的液化石油氣補貼,每公升5毫,為期兩個月。 燃料價格受中東局勢影響攀升,「搵食車」成本大增。政府星期日起向的士、小巴及學校車輛提供液化石油氣燃料補貼,每公升5毫,預計可以惠及約1.7萬輛的士、超過3,000輛小巴及約170輛學校小巴。 的士司機:「我們現在其實貴很多,補貼5毫,我不是太懂計算,補不到多少,我們也要補付多些燃料錢。這個氣站加氣要90多、100元,現在不行、要100多元。如果去些更貴的氣站就更不可能,要160、170元。(如果有補貼的話)可以節省20多元。」 油公司會直接在全港66個石油氣加油站,為合資格車輛提供折扣,司機無需登記或申請。 因應油價飆升,政府早前已向商用車提供每公升3元柴油補貼,為期兩個月;又在本月中起,減免所有商用車一半隧道費。
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It has played host to countless world leaders and moments in history. Now US President Donald Trump has built a huge cage-fighting arena on the White House’s South Lawn. Cranes lifted giant metal arches into place Tuesday for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on Trump’s 80th birthday on June 14. “We’re having a big fight. It’s never going to happen again, never happened before,” Trump...
It has played host to countless world leaders and moments in history. Now US President Donald Trump has built a huge cage-fighting arena on the White House’s South Lawn. Cranes lifted giant metal arches into place Tuesday for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on Trump’s 80th birthday on June 14. “We’re having a big fight. It’s never going to happen again, never happened before,” Trump said at an Oval Office event earlier this month, surrounded by four of the fighters taking part. Advertisement Trump also showed off a picture of the so-called Octagon – the eight-sided UFC ring bounded by a chain-link fence – surrounded by seats against the backdrop of the White House. The billionaire Republican says 4,500 people will be able to watch on the lawn itself, with up to 100,000 people able to watch free on screens just outside the White House grounds. Advertisement Trump himself is a UFC fan who has attended a series of fights, endearing himself to its core fan base of young men – a key demographic in the 2024 US election.
Texas Woman Arrested After Facebook Post Over Unsafe Brown Drinking Water: Report A woman in Trinidad, Texas, was arrested after she posted on Facebook raising concerns about the safety of the city's discolored drinking water, according to Fox 4 . Jennifer Combs posted the message on April 6 to her citizen-watchdog group page, Southern Belle Watch, urging residents who had been sickened by the cit...
Texas Woman Arrested After Facebook Post Over Unsafe Brown Drinking Water: Report A woman in Trinidad, Texas, was arrested after she posted on Facebook raising concerns about the safety of the city's discolored drinking water, according to Fox 4 . Jennifer Combs posted the message on April 6 to her citizen-watchdog group page, Southern Belle Watch, urging residents who had been sickened by the city's tap water to come forward. "We have received reports that some citizens have been hospitalized due to bacteria in the water. This is a serious public health concern that deserves immediate attention," she wrote. " If your water looks discolored, contains sediment, has a strong odor, or you have experienced related health issues, please send us a message . We are gathering information and reporting findings to the state." In what could be seen as a brazen move against free speech, Jennifer Combs was arrested on May 8. Trinidad Police Chief Charles Gregory scrambled to defend the arrest, claiming the case was "cut and dry" and saying her claims about hospitalizations "are simply false and have only caused unnecessary fear and confusion in our community." Trinidad law enforcement claimed Combs had written "false information that creates fear, panic, or unnecessary emergency response within a community." However, on April 21, a few weeks after Combs' post, the city itself issued a notice urging residents to boil their water to "avoid harmful bacteria," according to the New York Post . "It was probably one of the most humiliating things I've ever gone through in my entire life. It was very, very bad," Combs told Fox 4 of the arrest. Combs has filed a federal lawsuit against the city, including Chief Gregory and another member of the local police force. CJ Grisham, a lawyer who is representing Combs in her case against the cops, branded the arrest an "abuse of power," the Post reported. Tyler Durden Tue, 05/26/2026 - 22:10