Chinese truck tracker goes offline after user numbers surge in wake of cooking oil scandal
The Post’s calls to the same service line went unanswered. The site was designed primarily for logistics firms and the mobile app allowed cargo owners to pay to track a specific truck. But this week it saw visitor numbers spiking as members of the public started trying to follow the routes taken by trucks alleged … Read more
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