CAG Travellers Coaches has issued a statement addressing a Facebook post by Jossy Jes Mutongi, which they claim is a gross misrepresentation of an incident involving one of their buses. Let’s dive into the juicy details:
A passenger on a Gokwe-to-Bulawayo bus decided to take a little stroll in Kwekwe and didn’t return in time. The bus crew, being the heroes they are, coordinated with another bus to rescue the stranded passenger. However, she had already hopped on a kombi and rejoined the bus in Gweru. The issue was resolved amicably, with a refund to boot.
The passenger was reportedly upset, but not as upset as CAG Travellers Coaches is about Mutongi’s Facebook post. The company claims the post is a blatant misrepresentation of the incident and portrays them as “inhuman.” Oh, the humanity!
CAG Travellers Coaches is calling out Mutongi for spreading false information, which they claim can cause harm and may be punishable under Zimbabwe’s Cyber and Data Protection Act. They remind the public that they’re a reputable bus company with a 25-year history, and Mutongi’s post could damage their reputation.
The company is urging the public to raise concerns directly with them rather than taking to social media with incomplete information. Because, let’s be real, social media can be a breeding ground for misinformation.
CAG Travellers Coaches reserves the right to file a police report over the misleading post. Because, apparently, they’re not afraid to take a stand and defend their reputation.
CAG Travellers Coaches seems to have handled the situation with finesse, but one can’t help but wonder if Mutongi’s post was just a clever marketing ploy. Either way, the company has made it clear that they won’t tolerate false information being spread about them.
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