Few takers for KSRTC service to Kerala
The Hindu
The first day of resumption of KSRTC services to Kerala did not elicit a good response with barely a third of the seats occupied in the five buses that departed to Kozhikode and Thalaserry from Mysuru
The first day of resumption of KSRTC services to Kerala did not elicit a good response with barely a third of the seats occupied in the five buses that departed to Kozhikode and Thalaserry from Mysuru. KSRTC regularly operates about 40 schedules to different parts of Kerala daily. But, on Monday only five buses left for Kozhikode and Thalaserry with one third occupancy, said KSRTC’s Mysuru Rural Divisional Controller Srinivas. KSRTC, which had discontinued service to Kerala due to COVID-19, decided to resume operations from Monday. Though COVID-19 had come down to a large extent in Karnataka, Kerala is still reporting cases around 12,000 cases every day.
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