Two-wheeler queues ease, but four-wheelers continue to clog Hyderabad petrol pumps

Mr. Jindal
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Rush eases at a petrol pump in Banjara Hills on Wednesday, as queues thin out after two days of panic-buying triggered by rumours of fuel shortage in Hyderabad.

Rush eases at a petrol pump in Banjara Hills on Wednesday, as queues thin out after two days of panic-buying triggered by rumours of fuel shortage in Hyderabad.
| Photo Credit: SIDDHANT THAKUR

Hyderabad witnessed a noticeable easing of crowds at petrol pumps on Wednesday even as fuel stations continued to see steady movement of vehicles across the city. Compared to the past two days, queues were considerably shorter, particularly for two-wheelers, although a higher-than-usual number of four-wheelers continued to line up at several outlets.

At multiple fuel stations, attendants reported that while motorcycle queues had reduced significantly, car owners were still arriving in larger numbers than usual, contributing to moderate congestion at select locations.

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