KSRTC services hit by 24-hour strike

KSRTC services hit by 24-hour strike

The Hindu

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM Over 95% of the services of the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) had been hit by the 24 hour-strike that began on Monday midnight by INTUC-affiliated Transport Democratic Federation (TDF) and BMS affiliated Kerala State Transport Employees Sangh (KSTES), recognised unions of KSRTC. Till 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the State transport undertaking had been able to operate only 200 services in the State. In the South Zone based in Thiruvananthapuram district, only 152 services were operated. In the 45 depots across the State, the KSRTC could not operate even one service.
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