Over the next four years, the Federal Support Bureau (BBU) will allocate almost twelve million euros to Austrian taxi companies to ensure the transport of asylum seekers. The FPÖ is outraged by “free taxi and limousine service”, “which Austrians can only dream of”, and by the ÖVP preference. The agency strongly denies this. The backgrounds.
The sharp increase in the number of asylum seekers is being felt step by step in the budget for basic services. As well as the logistical distribution of asylum seekers to districts throughout Germany and their care. Now there is excitement because of a public tender by the federal government. The Federal Support Bureau concludes a framework agreement with a maximum order volume of 11.67 million euros over 48 months for “passenger transport by car”. It reads like this:
Source: Krone
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