TN Transport Dept to operate long-distance buses for Ayudha Pooja
The Hindu
The special buses will be operated from Tambaram railway station, Poonamallee bus terminus and Koyambedu
The State Transport Department will operate long-distance bus services in view of Ayudha Pooja celebrations from three bus termini in Chennai on October 12 and 13, as part of COVID-19 prevention measures to avoid crowding at the Dr. MGR bus terminus in Koyambedu.
An official release on Thursday said Transport Minister R.S. Rajakannappan has directed transport officials to make arrangements, by segregating the various routes to operate long-distance bus services for these two days.
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