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Bengaluru: 180 BMTC buses to serve sections of people from March 26

  •   Thu, Mar 26 2020 11:38:15 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Mar 26: 180 Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) buses would be taking the city roads fro today onward. These buses are being run to help the staff running essential services to move to their workplaces and back.

BMTC stated that the staff deployed to operate essential services have to produce the curfew passes for essential services employees being issued by the city police. It said that along with passes, the staff have to show the identity cards of the concerns which have employed them.

The corporation has told its staff to take care to maintain social distance, not to allow more people to board the buses, and not to accommodate over 20 passengers in each bus.

Staff manning Bangalore Electricity Supply Company, water and sewerage board, BMTC, employees of some government departments, police, government and private doctors, nurses, ward boys, the staff of medical shops, security personnel, bank employees and officers, blood donors and some other categories of employees are eligible to travel by these buses.

 

 
  

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  • Ramesh, Bangalore

    Thu, Mar 26 2020

    It's adventurous decision at a time when we're likely to spread virus.
    Essential services staff should be allowed to use their private vehicles and by vehicle arranged by hospital or employers. Certainly Bmtc movement creates confusion in public minds.

    In case of virus transmission because of travel by Bmtc bus who will take the responsibility?

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  • Ankitha, Yelachenahalli

    Thu, Mar 26 2020

    Please provid bus facilities for us, I am working in Bowring Hospital

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