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'The virus is killing us in one way or another'
Updated On: 09 April, 2020 07:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B Aklekar, Sayyed Sameer Abedi
The few autorickshaw and taxi drivers plying in the city rue the unprecedented times - worse than riots or bandhs - as they make ends meet with infrequent incomes, rely on food packets to feed their families

Amid the lockdown, taxi and auto drivers are one of the workforces affected the most and in the direct line of Coronavirus. While many have left the city for their native places, for those who continue to ply, life remains in a struggle with minimal resources.
mid-day reached out to such drivers, who say every single ride is a lifesaver. According to the state's transport department has allowed travel only in case of emergencies and has limited the number of passengers in autorickshaws to one and in taxis to two. With most taxi and autos not out of action and vehicles not running, the industry is on the verge of collapse.
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