Autos block EM Bypass after CNG shortage
A protest by over a hundred auto-rickshaw and other vehicle drivers led to a traffic jam on the EM Bypass during the office hours.
A protest by over a hundred auto-rickshaw and other vehicle drivers led to a traffic jam on the EM Bypass during the office hours.
Senior Scientist at the IMD RK Jenamani said that there would be no rain in the National Capital and its surrounding areas from tomorrow onwards.
Traffic snarls were reported at the Ghaziabad, Chilla, Singhu, Faridabad and Tikri borders as almost every vehicle entering the national capital city are being checked.
The heavy rainfall led to waterlogging on several roads, including the Pragati Maidan area, Minto Road, the roads near the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and ITO. The rainfall led to heavy traffic jam on Vikas Marg to ITO and further to India Gate and Dhaula Kuwan.
Commuters entering Delhi were stuck in the jam. Delhi police on Saturday put up barricades on the border and only two lanes were open for the traffic entering the national capital.
Police has created multiple checkpoints to strictly enforce the 2-km travel restriction applicable for all residents, barring office goers.
Currently, only emergency-use vehicles and those providing essential services were being allowed to proceed.
Manali received its first snowfall about two weeks back, attracting tourists to the hill station.
The entry and exit gates of Metro stations near Parliament were closed to prevent the students from approaching the Parliament.
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