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As Flood Situation In Delhi Improves, These Roads Are Now Open For Traffic - Vimarsana News

As Flood Situation In Delhi Improves, These Roads Are Now Open For Traffic

As the flood situation in the national capital improved on Sunday, some roads, including Bhairon Marg, were opened for traffic movement, the Delhi Traffic Police said.

Source: ndtv.com
Delhi floods: Traffic curbs lifted as water recedes but IMD predicts more rain - Vimarsana News

Delhi floods: Traffic curbs lifted as water recedes but IMD predicts more rain

The flood situation in Delhi has vastly improved, prompting authorities to open some roads for traffic. The water level of the Yamuna is at 205.50 metres as of Sunday 8 pm and it is expected to fall below the danger mark soon.

Source: theweek.in
Delhi Traffic: Bhairon Marg, ISBT Kashmere Gate-Timarpur stretch among roads opened as Yamuna level recedes - Vimarsana News

Delhi Traffic: Bhairon Marg, ISBT Kashmere Gate-Timarpur stretch among roads opened as Yamuna level recedes

According to a traffic advisory, the Ring Road stretch from ISBT Kashmere Gate to Timarpur and Civil Lines (Mall Road side) has also been opened.

Delhi Floods Live: Slight increase in Yamuna water level again - Vimarsana News

Delhi Floods Live: Slight increase in Yamuna water level again

Delhi Floods Live Updates: A slight increase was reported in the water level of Yamuna River again on Monday morning. At 8am, water level was recorde

Delhi Floods: Efforts on to Fight Waterlogging, But Progress Remains 'Slow'. Why? - Vimarsana News

Delhi Floods: Efforts on to Fight Waterlogging, But Progress Remains 'Slow'. Why?

Explained: The loss of wetlands, concretization, an aging drainage system, and stormwater mixing with sewage networks, contribute to the problem of waterlogging

Source: news18.com