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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 ...

Rickshaw-puller in Delhi smiles and pedals through chest-deep water as his vehicle drowns. Video is now viral.

The Delhi government has banned the entry of heavy goods vehicles, barring those carrying essentials, in the city from four borders, including the Singhu border.

The Delhi government has banned heavy goods vehicles entering the city from four borders due to rising levels of the Yamuna River, while interstate buses will stop at the Singhu border. No restriction has been placed on vehicles carrying essentials such as food and fuel. The water level in the river has led to low-lying areas being flooded and traffic thrown into chaos on many roads.

The Yamuna flowed at 208.53 metres at 10 am on Thursday, breaking the 45-year-old record

As Delhi battle flood like situation, Twitter pours in hilarious memes leaving people in complete splits.

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More than 3,400 police personnel were deployed on Sunday at 50 locations in the city to manage traffic in view of waterlogging on several road stretches due to heavy rains for the second consecutive day. There was waterlogging since the morning hours, which resulted in traffic snarls across the city, and the Traffic Control room received complaints regarding congestion, uprooting of trees, potholes and signals not working, according to officials.