calangute owners of rental vehicles in the calangutecandolim tourism belt have urged the government to extend the moratorium on repayment of loans to banks and finance companies at least till december speaking to reporters at calangute on tuesday the vicepresident of the north goa rentacab association nitesh chodankar said there has been no business for them and others like rentabike operators and rickshaw owners since march due to the covid19 pandemicthe moratorium period ended on august 31 i request the cm and all the mlas to extend the moratorium at least till december even though tourism has restarted it will take some time before tourists start coming in large numbers because the number of cases is increasing it will take some time for us to start getting business again chodankar said the road tax should also be waived off and we should be allowed to pay our insurance fees in instalments because our vehicles are lying idle and there has been no income the state should also give us a relief package or bailout he addedvishwanath nagvekar representing rentabike owners said with the vehicles lying idle they would have to spend money to make them roadworthy again with some having 510 bikes the instalment amount is very high there has been no income at all and whatever savings were there have been exhausted in the last six months he saidwe cannot make the payments not because we dont want to but because we dont have the money an owner of rental vehicles business said