Bus service suspension leaves 200 families desolate in forest-border village near Sivaganga

Bus service suspension leaves 200 families desolate in forest-border village near Sivaganga left Uruli residents have to walk to Manamadurai-Thanjavur National Highway to get transport facility due to absence of bus services to the village. L. Balachandar L. Balachandar https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/20bn4e/article71552363.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/10217_6_10_2026_19_26_4_1_DSC_0456.JPG L. Balachandar Uruli residents have to walk to Manamadurai-Thanjavur National Highway to get transport facility due to absence of bus services to the village. TNSTC authorities halted the bus services to the remote village a few years ago, citing the deteriorating road condition in the forested stretch SIVAGANGA Life has almost come to a standstill for more than 200 families residing in Uruli, a remote forest-border village near Sivaganga, following the prolonged suspension of government bus services to the area. Situated three kilometres away from the busy Manamadurai- Thanjavur National Highway, the village is densely surrounded by eucalyptus groves.