Panaji: After a portion of Maharashtra was flooded because heavy rains caused by heavy rain on Thursday which also disrupted road transportation, inter-country bus operators were forced to take alternative routes and even cancel scheduled trips for July 22.
“We canceled most of us.
Buses that will operate on Thursday and return the number of tickets to passengers.
Only overnight vehicles operating – one bus operating from Goa to Mumbai on Thursday by taking the Pune Road route and one from Mumbai to Mumbai to Goa, through Pune, “Saish Prabhu, the owner of the Travels Manish said that even the passengers on this bus were rescheduling their trip.
Paulo Travels did not suspend one of its operations throughout the day but chose to take alternative routes through Bellagavi and Kolhapur to reach Mumbai.
It has added a difference in additional hours or more for 15 hour trips.
“We have reservations for Goa to Mumbai and Vice-Versa.
Buses may be a little delayed due to traffic jams, but we cannot do much,” said an employee.
Atmaram Travels has chosen Pune’s route to Mumbai because of repeated problems with direct routes to Mumbai.
“Because of heavy rains, we only operated the bus trip two nights to Mumbai.
Because we are used to routes through Pune, we don’t need to change our schedule, but the bus traveling through Kankavalli and Malvan are affected,” said the owner, Rubin Gopi.
The Neeta trip has suspended the bus to Mumbai because of the second pandemic wave.
Similarly, Kadamba Transport Corporation (KTC) currently only operates the Interstate bus to several locations in Karnataka and does not have a bus to Maharashtra Destinations until August 1.