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The increase in fares comes amid an uptick in fuel prices in Vietnam.

The increase has set off strikes by hundreds of Grab drivers in recent days.

Its rival Gojek is also set to launch a similar service in Malaysia this month.

The move comes closely after rival Gojek received approval to start limited operations in the country next year.

The partnership will be tested in central Bangkok and other markets in Southeast Asia could follow soon, but UberEats is also lurking around.

If Grab thought they could attract customers by suggesting other options are unsafe, they were wrong.

Grab claims to be making headway despite stiff competition in the archipelago.

A local report says the Department of Land Transport has given the apps last notice.

Uber has even turned off surge pricing in the Indonesian capital.

Grab has a major partner and backer in Indonesia as it battles Go-Jek and Uber on both two and four wheels.