Bangaluru rains: cabin prices in Uber due to huge traffic zeroes, Internet users say, “Humanity is lost.”

As continuous rains and the subsequent flooding continued to remove the normal life from the gear in Bangaluru, the fence service in Uber is interrogated on social media to charge the high prices of passengers.

A user recently moved to X (Twitter previously) to share how Uber made very high prices for only 12 km. The user said that he and his family are stuck in the rain with a young child.

“Why are such high prices? @Uber @If the family is stuck in the rain with a small child, is this what we expect from you? ”

He left his internet post divided, as some claim that Uber was within the limits of his rights to impose this matter a lot. Others, however, support user.

One of the users commented: “My gamble is the rain -> traffic -> more travel time -> more price ….. plays the time of traveling a major price.”

One of the second users said: “Drivers usually tend to not accept reservations in light of these conditions for regular prices. The only way to get more drivers to accept more tours of those times is to provide more money.”

“Do you know the amount of traffic congestion? The driver must go through all these things. Since no one is ready to attend and thus price fluctuations … Ask the government and not the company.”

One of the fourth users wrote: “These are natural things for @ber_INDIA @ARAPIDOBIKEAP in rain, they continue to increase the price, and they do not have shyness in long -distance hiking prices that cannot be justified at all, and the sad part is that the government does not even look at these things.”

“If you give your details, they will deceive you. Send this to the traffic police,” another user note.

Bangaluru has seen the heaviest rain since 2017, as it recorded 104 mm in one day, which led to a widespread disturbance. The flood resulted in the death of five people, including Chachikala, was killed by the collapse of the wall, and two others who were electricity.

In response, the government invests 2000 rupees to build 197 km of storm water drains, after it has already set 70 % of the areas exposed to the specific floods. “Seventy percent of the 210 cross areas have been repaired for the city’s floods.”

The heavy rains were subjected to traffic and led to the suspension of BMTC bus services in affected areas such as Koramangala and Marathahahali. BJP MP PC Mohan has called for IT companies to implement work policies from home to alleviate road congestion and promote safety.

In addition, in the state of Karnataka, another death occurred due to lightning strikes, which raised concerns about the weakness of the area in the harsh weather. The Indian Mandate (IMD) issued an orange alert to Bangaluru and a yellow alert to 23 provinces in Karnataka, expecting more heavy rains.

IMD continues to warn the population of more rain, urges to prepare in the opposite weather conditions.