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Bus services resume in Bihar

By ANI | Updated: August 25, 2020 15:20 IST

Bus services in the state resumed from Tuesday following a State Transport Department directive.

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Bus services in the state resumed from Tuesday following a State Transport Department directive.

"It is good the government has resumed bus services. Social distancing measures are hard to follow but we are trying. Stisers need to be made compulsory. Buses should also be sansitised for the safety of people," a passenger told .

On Monday, State transport secretary Sanjay Kumar Agarwal wrote a letter to all District Magistrates regarding the resumption of bus services and other means of public transport.

According to the order, vehicles should be stised after every trip and the number of passengers, under any circumstances, should not exceed the number of seats.

Stisers should be provides in vehicles and passengers have to wear masks during the journey.

Police force will be deployed at bus and taxi stands to ensure social distancing and COVID norms are followed.

Bihar has more than 24,000 active coronavirus cases.

( With inputs from ANI )

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