Taxify responded to the tweet‚ saying they were addressing the matter.
Marilin Noorem‚ Taxify spokesperson‚ confirmed to TimesLIVE on Tuesday that the driver has since been removed from their platform.
“We do not give second chances in case of verbal or physical abuse. The quality of the service is very important for Taxify and we expect excellent customer service from our drivers‚” she said.
She said all their drivers undergo training where they learn how to use the App and the basics of customer service before they are allowed to go online.
“Drivers with issues like dirty cars‚ bad navigation or poor communication skills undergo an additional training‚” she said.
Moroeng declined to be interviewed when contacted via Facebook. He said he did not want that "kind of publicity”.