HRTC to resume luxury bus service on Manali-Amritsar route on Sunday

Dharamsala, February 12 After a gap of over 10 months, the state-run Himachal Road Transport Corporation’s luxury bus service on the Manali-Amritsar route will resume on Sunday. The bus service on the route was stopped in the wake of the...

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Updated At : 12:33 AM Feb 13, 2021 IST

Dharamsala, February 12

After a gap of over 10 months, the state-run Himachal Road Transport Corporation’s luxury bus service on the Manali-Amritsar route will resume on Sunday.

The bus service on the route was stopped in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Pankaj Chadha, regional manager of the HRTC, said the bus will start at 6.40 pm from Amritsar and reach Manali at 8 am the next morning through Pathankot, Dhsaramsala, Palampur, Mandi and Kullu.

On the return journey, the bus will start at 8 pm from Manali.

The official said around a dozen HRTC luxury buses were in operation from Dharamshala to other states before the coronavirus lockdown. — PTI

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