Kerala resembles a ghost town after total shutdown over coronavirus
Deccan ChronicleKochi: It surely seems like the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation is one of the worst affected in the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak in the state. The daily ticket revenue decreased by Rs.44 lakhs on Tuesday and the number of passengers was the minimum in south and central zones where Covid-19 cases have been reported. The empty roads, streets and public transport systems are deserted as well, reminding one of the 2018 August massive flood days, when the entire state was on a total shutdown mode. As the government has imposed strict restrictions on public gatherings, functions, religious ceremonies along with closure of educational institutions, people are not coming to the city - A Nazar, a garment shop owner in Kochi The interstate buses operating in Kerala – Karnataka route and other routes like Hyderabad and Mumbai are operating with several seats empty.