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There are currently traffic restrictions on various routes in Delhi due to the heavy rainfall and rising Yamuna River flood levels. In response to the scenario, the Delhi Traffic Police issued a warning on vehicular movement, routes to take, and routes to avoid in this circumstance.

Special commissioner of police (traffic) SS Yadav said 5,000 personnel were deployed in the affected areas of Delhi to keep traffic moving and help commuters | Latest News Delhi

Several roads in Delhi continue to remain flooded after the water level of the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark due to incessant rainfall.

As the Yamuna flood waters retreated from the highways, a number of national capital roads that had been closed to traffic on Saturday were reopened, officials said.

The Delhi Traffic Police said on Saturday that several roads in the national capital, which were previously closed due to the overflow of the Yamuna River, have now been reopened. As the floodwaters recede, normal traffic movement has been ...

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The Delhi Traffic Police on Monday issued an advisory stating that elaborate arrangements have been made in view of forthcoming Kanwar Yatra and cautioned that congestion is expected at several places due to the movement of Kanwarias.  The Kanwar Yatra will commence on Tuesday. It will

To make the capital city traffic jam free, Delhi Government will dedicate four new flyovers and two underpasses to the people by the end of this year. These projects include the Sarai Kale Khan-T junction flyover, the doubling and expansion of the flyover from Punjabi Bagh to Raja Garden, a

PWD officials said that the work of the flyovers at Sarai Kale Khan T-junction, Punjabi Bagh, Apsara Border on Road Number-56 and the double-decker flyover in the north-east Delhi will be completed by the end of the year.

Reviewing the projects with senior officials of PWD and the other departments concerned, Sisodia said city infrastructure, health and education have been the top most priorities of the Delhi government.