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Delhi Metro resumes services on Blue and Pink lines

By ANI | Updated: September 9, 2020 07:45 IST

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Wednesday resumed services on the Blue Line and Pink Line as part of Unlock 4.

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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Wednesday resumed services on the Blue Line and Pink Line as part of Unlock 4.

"The Blue and Pink lines resumed services today. Slowly and steadily, Delhi Metro will be back to take you places!" DMRC tweeted.

The entire Metro network will be made operational for passengers throughout the day from September 12 as it was before March 22, 2020, with all social distancing norms and guidelines in place during the travel due to ongoing pandemic.

( With inputs from ANI )

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