
Autorickshaw drivers find it difficult to make both ends meet
The Hindu
MaduraiAfter three weeks of lockdown that kept autorickshaws off the road, relaxation of lockdown rules that allowed autorickshaws from Monday was yet to give any major relief for the livelihood for a
Madurai After three weeks of lockdown that kept autorickshaws off the road, relaxation of lockdown rules that allowed autorickshaws from Monday was yet to give any major relief for the livelihood for autorickshaws drivers in Madurai. With buses still not plying and majority of shops and all temples and cinema theatres closed, the number of people seeking the services of autorickshaws for their movement is very less, said autorickshaws drivers.More Related News

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