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Only 111 vehicles join slow-drive protest: police

2017-02-20 08:00
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Only about 150 people in 57 cars on 54 scooters took part in a slow-drive protest on Saturday urging the government to axe the recent increase in vehicle-related fees, according to the Public Security Police (PSP).

However, lawmaker-cum-unionist Leong Veng Chai, who was one of the organisers, said some 250 to 300 vehicles had joined the protest.

According to the Statistics and Census Bureau (DSEC), there were 250,450 registered vehicles in Macau at the end of 2016.


Lawmaker-cum-unionist Leong Veng Chai speaks to reporters before Saturday’s slow-drive protest set off from Praça da Assembleia Legislativa in Nam Van. Photo: MPDG

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