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Delhi police issues Traffic Advisory as Yamuna flows over danger mark

New Delhi: In the wake of the surge in Yamuna water level, Delhi Traffic Police on Wednesday issued an advisory stating that traffic is affected in several areas of the national capital including Outer Ring Road.   In the Advisory, Delhi Traffic Police stated that the incessant rainfall in Delhi and surrounding areas has resulted […]

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New Delhi: In the wake of the surge in Yamuna water level, Delhi Traffic Police on Wednesday issued an advisory stating that traffic is affected in several areas of the national capital including Outer Ring Road.

 

In the Advisory, Delhi Traffic Police stated that the incessant rainfall in Delhi and surrounding areas has resulted in a rise in the water level of Yamuna. “Furthermore, the release of water from Hathni Kund Barrage has heightened the risk of flood-like conditions in low-lying areas in the vicinity of Yamuna River,” it said.

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Informing about the areas where traffic movement is regulated, it said that in view of the water level in Yamuna reaching the danger mark of 207.5 meters, movement of traffic on the Outer Ring Road between Wazirabad Bridge and Vikas Marg, and Mahatma Gandhi Road between Kalighat Mandir and Delhi Secretariat roads are regulated.

“The commuters should take the alternate routes for North-South Movement including Outer Ring Road to Wazirabad Bridge to Yamuna Marginal Bandh Marg to Pushta Road to Vikas Marg, and Outer Ring Road to Arihant Marg to Mahatma Gandhi Marg to Vikas Marg,” the advisory stated.

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“For the East-West Movement including Punjabi Bagh Chowk to Mahatma Gandhi Marg to Arihant Marg to Outer Ring Road to Wazirabad Bridge, and Punjabi Bagh Chowk to Mahatma Gandhi Marg to DKFO to AIIMS Chowk to Mahatma Gandhi Marg to Sarai Kale Khan to Mahatma Gandhi Marg to Vikas Marg,” the advisory added.

Apart from the above diversions, the movement of commercial vehicles within Delhi will be contained primarily on the Ring Road. Commercial vehicles moving from Rani Jhansi Road to ISBT will be diverted towards Vir Banda Bairagi Marg and New Rohtak Road.
In view of the Supreme Court judgement, non-destined commercial vehicles will not be allowed in Delhi and will be diverted to the Eastern and Western Peripheral Motorways.
In case of flooding in the vicinity of ISBT Kashmiri Gate, buses coming from the Ghaziabad side will be terminated near Seelampur Metro Station and Pushta Road.
Traffic coming from Wazirabad Bridge to Majnu Ka Tila will be diverted towards Mukarba Chowk. Traffic coming from Boulevard Road to ISBT will be diverted towards Shamnath Marg and Mahatma Gandhi Marg.
Commuters are advised to postpone travel plans to low-lying areas in view of the high alert issued by the administration, and in the case of unavoidable journeys, the above-mentioned roads should be excluded from travel plans.

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