The private bus owners’ associations have decided to call off their strike following discussions with authorities.
They had initiated the strike action with effect from midnight yesterday (Aug 04), citing insufficient supply of fuel volumes.
However, they decided to resume services after the authorities assured adequate fuel supplies to operate buses.
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