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Starting with a public meeting at Northwest Delhi’s Bawana this Sunday, the Congress is scheduled to crisscross the four corners of the capital in a weekly show of strength ahead of next year’s Lok Sabha polls. One such event, sources said, will also take the party to the heart of Sikh-dominated West Delhi — three […]

Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Corporation has decided to limit bus operations through various routes to Delhi from September 7-10 due to the G20 Summit to be held in the national capital.

The entry of commercial vehicles will be restricted from Noida and Ghaziabad towards Delhi from the evening of August 12 till August 15. In Noida, the

The water level of the Yamuna River went down below the danger mark on July 19 morning.

Earlier, in an order issued on July 13, the entry of heavy vehicles into Delhi was restricted from the Singhu border, Badarpur border, Loni border and Chilla border owing to waterlogging.

Delhi Flood News: The government announced a partial lifting of the restrictions on July 17. It announced on Tuesday that the curbs have been fully lifted. The Yamunas level at 5 pm was recorded at 205.43 metres which is still above the danger mark. The Delhi government had banned the entry of heavy goods vehicles from the Singhu Border, Badarpur Border, Loni Border and Chilla Border keeping in mind the Yamuna water level which had breached the danger mark., Delhi News, Times Now

Delhi Rain is inundating the city yet again. However, due to the receding water level of Yamuna, some roads have been opened for traffic movement and traffic regulations are in effect on some roads. Weather analysts expect the rain intensity to increase on Tuesday., Delhi News, Times Now

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.