Hyderabad Auto Drivers Face Crisis: Gas Shortage Leads to Kilometer-Long Queues, Income Loss

• Hyderabad auto drivers are facing a severe crisis due to an acute LPG gas shortage, leading to kilometer-long queues at filling stations.
• Drivers are forced to wait 15-20 hours, eating and sleeping in their autos, resulting in a complete loss of daily income.
• The gas shortage, attributed to West Asia's war and supply chain disruptions, has left thousands of drivers without earnings.
• Passengers are also affected, with 'No Autos Available' messages on apps and drivers demanding exorbitant fares.
• Driver unions urge government intervention to restore supply and prevent black marketing, warning of intensified protests.