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Mumbai: With new COVID-19 curbs in place, rail and bus passenger numbers decline

As the new COVID-19 restrictions gain momentum, railways sees a drop of around 2 lakh per day, while BEST sees fall of about 4 lakh

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LTT remained jam-packed throughout Thursday. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

LTT remained jam-packed throughout Thursday. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi

The lockdown-like measures under the government’s ‘Break the Chain’ move have begun pulling down the footfall on the city’s public transport systems. While the ridership of local trains dropped by 2 lakh on Thursday, it was 4 lakh for the BEST.

Passenger numbers on the city’s public transport have begun to see a decline, as the new restrictions due to COVID-19 have started to gain momentum. While railway statistics reveal a drop in commuters to 2 lakh per day, BEST bus figures show a decline of about 4 lakh per day.

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