Alert: The sun is shining in Telugu states. Bhanu is pouring fire. As a result, people are eager to come out from 10 o'clock in the morning. Due to this, many people finish their work in the morning and are confined to their homes in the afternoon. The work to be done in the afternoon is also being postponed to morning or evening. As a result, all the roads in the towns look barren in the afternoon. In Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, the roads are usually crowded from 7 am to 9 pm. With the increased temperatures, people are not seen on the roads from 12 noon to 4 pm. And those who came out on work are resorting to metro trains.
RTC buses that are going to leave..
As passengers did not come out in the afternoon and those who came also resorted to metro trains, RTC buses had to run empty. The management of RTC has found that the fuel is being wasted. A key decision was taken in this context. It has been decided to reduce the number of city buses from 12 noon to 4 pm. Greater Hyderabad RTC Zone ED Venkateshwarlu officially said this. It was revealed that the number of passengers has decreased in the background of extreme sun. That is why it has been decided to reduce the number of buses.
With weather department warnings..
On the other hand, the Meteorological Department is warning the people of Telangana. Temperatures will rise day by day and advise not to go out in the afternoon. It is advised to take precautions in case of emergency. The Meteorological Department has predicted that there will be more sunshine in the next three days. In this background, GHMC has also alerted people. In this background, RTC has decided to reduce the number of buses in the afternoon and to ply more at night. Buses will run till 12 o'clock in the night.
Lack of clarity on reduction routes.
Meanwhile, there is confusion among the passengers over RTC's decision. They are worried because it is not known which routes will reduce the number of buses. It is stated that if it is reduced in all ways, it will cause trouble. However, from Wednesday (April 17), it seems that one bus is being diverted every 10 minutes on the routes where one bus is diverted every 5 minutes. Passengers also want to give clarity on the ways of reduction.
