Passengers at Fasan'ny Karàna parking lot. Transporters plan to leave Fasan'ny Karàna parking before the deadline set by the Ministry of Transport and Meteorology. "Starting Thursday, I will move my vehicles from Amoron'Akona bus station. I made this decision because I'm eager to leave a parking lot where I make very little profit due to the massive presence of thieves and fraudsters," a cooperative president confided yesterday. According to him, vehicle owners no longer find it worthwhile. "Imagine a brand new vehicle that, after only six months, deteriorates due to overloading of goods on the roof, while payments are insignificant," he continues. Other cooperative leaders also express their intention to leave. "We will go when the time comes," says another source. Cooperative agents have already received training on the operation and management of Amoron'Akona bus station. The Ministry of Transport and Meteorology granted transporters operating at Fasan'ny Karàna a fifteen-day deadline, starting August 31, to vacate the site. They now have only one week left. While some operators wish to stay, others are calling on the State to be firm so that all operators move to the new bus station. Miangaly Ralitera