Partial curfew slams brakes on occupancy ratio of RTC
The Hindu
Only 181 services are being operated a day in city against 711 earlier
The Visakhapatnam region of the APSRTC has been getting an average occupancy of 38% due to the partial curfew being implemented in view of the second wave surge in COVID-19 cases. While the number of city services operated on normal days is 711, only 181 services are being operated a day from 6 a.m. to 12 noon in view of the partial curfew. The drivers and conductors are being booked on rotation basis.
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