Mumbai's Auto Rickshaw Drivers Feel the Coronavirus Pinch

With the government appealing to people to not come out of their houses unless necessary, auto rickshaw drivers are facing a temporary slowdown. Tied to loans and bound by rent, however, they foresee a bleak future.

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