State transport bus journey possible without e-pass from tomorrow

Aurangabad, June 3:

The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) service halted for the past two and a half months will be started again from June 7 while there will be no need of the e-pass for the MSRTC journey for the passengers. Hence, the ordinary people have been relieved with this decision.

Restrictions were imposed on the MSRTC bus travel due to the second Corona wave. Hence, the service was hampered for the past 50 days. Now, the impact of the Corona wave has reduced and the restrictions have been withdrawn. The state government has granted permission to the MSRTC to start the services with full capacity and hence the corporation can earn the revenue to the tune of crores of rupees. The bus services will be reinstate from Monday. Initially, the Aurangabad division has made the planning to run the busses on the selected routes. The buses will be completely disinfected and all the precautions will be taken, informed the divisional controller Arun Siya.

The buses on these routes will be available, Aurangabad – Pune, Aurangabad – Akola, Aurangabad – Nashik, Aurangabad – Jalgaon, Aurangabad – Bhusawal, Aurangabad – Shirpur, Aurangabad – Dhule, Aurangabad – Shegaon while the buses from Cidco bus stand will be on Aurangabad – Pune, Aurangabad – Nagpur, Aurangabad – Akola, Aurangabad – Yeotmal, Aurangabad – Latur, Aurangabad – Solapur, Aurangabad – Tuljapur, Aurangabad – Buldhana, Aurangabad – Beed, Aurangabad – Jalna routes.