Over 100 wet-leased buses are currently lying idle at the Anik depot, due to frequent breakdowns and unpaid dues to contractors. These neglected buses, many of which are surrounded by dense vegetation during the monsoon, have become a symbol of inefficiency for the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) system.
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