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100 buses pick up walking migrants on Nashik highway
Updated On: 20 May, 2020 12:00 AM IST | | Ranjeet Jadhav, Ashish Rane | Ranjeet Jadhav, Ashish Rane
While the labourers and their families are a relieved lot, drivers say they are working non-stop for 700 km with little food or water

Migrants wait to board an ST bus at Bhiwandi phata on the Mumbai-Nashik highway. Pics/Ashish Rane
With thousands of people travelling to the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh border from Thane and Kalyan phata, ST state transport buses have become a lifeline on the highways. However, it has come to light that the drivers, who have to drive 700 km non-stop, have not been provided with adequate food by the authorities and have to fend for themselves.
During a visit to the Mumbai Nashik highway on Monday, mid-day found over 100 MSRTC Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation buses that had arrived from various ST depots across Maharashtra to ferry migrant workers.
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