CHENNAI: More than two lakh people have left Chennai in the government buses To your native places to celebrate Diwali.
According to an official release on Tuesday, the state transport department has operated around 4,785 buses in the last 48 hours to transport these people.
Another 3,500 buses will leave for different parts of the state from Chennai on Wednesday. So far this Diwali season, 1.05 lakh people have booked their bus tickets, the release said.
State-owned transport corporations have earned Rs 5.4 crore through reservation.
A total of 12 booking counters have been set up at various locations in the city.
People who want to book tickets TNSTC And SETC Buses can either log on to the official site (www.tnstc.in) or use a mobile app like RedBus or Paytm.
For more details, passengers can contact on 9445014450 or 9445014436.
After inspecting the arrangements at Chennai Mufassil Bus Terminus in Koyambedu on Tuesday, the Transport Minister RS Rajkanpan He reiterated that strict action would be taken against private vehicles charging exorbitant fares. He said eight buses have been confiscated and fines have been imposed on them.
According to an official release on Tuesday, the state transport department has operated around 4,785 buses in the last 48 hours to transport these people.
Another 3,500 buses will leave for different parts of the state from Chennai on Wednesday. So far this Diwali season, 1.05 lakh people have booked their bus tickets, the release said.
State-owned transport corporations have earned Rs 5.4 crore through reservation.
A total of 12 booking counters have been set up at various locations in the city.
People who want to book tickets TNSTC And SETC Buses can either log on to the official site (www.tnstc.in) or use a mobile app like RedBus or Paytm.
For more details, passengers can contact on 9445014450 or 9445014436.
After inspecting the arrangements at Chennai Mufassil Bus Terminus in Koyambedu on Tuesday, the Transport Minister RS Rajkanpan He reiterated that strict action would be taken against private vehicles charging exorbitant fares. He said eight buses have been confiscated and fines have been imposed on them.
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