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Cyclone Arnab: 160 APSRTC services cancelled
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Buses have also been kept ready to evacuate people to safer locations in case of any emergency

APSRTC Visakhapatnam Regional Manager B. Appalanaidu during inspection at RTC Complex in Visakhapatnam on Tuesday
Visakhapatnam: APSRTC Visakhapatnam Regional Manager B. Appalanaidu informed that the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) cancelled 160 bus services in view of the impending cyclone and in the interest of passenger safety. The Regional Manager inspected the Dwarka Bus Station and instructed the officials and staff regarding the management of bus operations during the cyclone. As part of precautionary measures, APSRTC has completely cancelled services to Chintapalli and Bhadrachalam. Services from Visakhapatnam to Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Amalapuram, Bhimavaram, Kakinada and Itchapuram have also been temporarily suspended. Appalanaidu mentioned that the services would remain cancelled on October 28 as well. Based on weather conditions, normal bus services will be restored from October 29.
Buses have also been kept ready to evacuate people to safer locations in case of any emergency. The Regional Manager directed officials to take all necessary precautions to protect APSRTC depots, buses and other properties from potential damage caused by the cyclone.
Drivers and conductors operating during heavy rains have been instructed to remain vigilant. They were advised to assess the depth of water along the flooded roads and proceed only after confirming that it was safe to do so.
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