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9,086 special buses from Chennai to ease Deepavali travel rush

9,086 special buses from Chennai to ease Deepavali travel rush

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    CHENNAI: The state transport department will operate 15,659 buses, including 9,086 special services, from Chennai between November 5 and 7 to take passengers to their native places for Deepavali, which falls on November 8. The remaining 6,573 will be regular services. To manage the return rush…

    — The New Indian Express

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CHENNAI: The state transport department will operate 15,659 buses, including 9,086 special services, from Chennai between November 5 and 7 to take passengers to their native places for Deepavali, which falls on November 8. The remaining 6,573 will be regular services. To manage the return rush…

Coverage arrived over 8 hours — first from Deccan Herald, latest from Deccan Chronicle.

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd. Current article

9,086 special buses from Chennai to ease Deepavali travel rush

CHENNAI: The state transport department will operate 15,659 buses, including 9,086 special services, from Chennai between November 5 and 7 to take passengers to their native places for Deepavali, which falls on November 8. The remaining 6,573 will be regular services. To manage the return rush…

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