City
Epaper

Heavy rain, water logging bring traffic movement to halt at several areas of Delhi

By IANS | Updated: June 30, 2023 23:40 IST

New Delhi, June 30 Traffic chaos was witnessed in various parts of Delhi on Friday following the water ...

Open in App

New Delhi, June 30 Traffic chaos was witnessed in various parts of Delhi on Friday following the water logging caused by the heavy rainfall.

While urging commuters to plan their travel accordingly, the Delhi Traffic Police also took to Twitter to update people about the delay in movement of vehicles due to water logging and traffic jams.

“Movement of traffic is affected on Firni Road, Najafgarh due to waterlogging and breakdown of a bus near Dhansa Stand. Kindly plan your journey accordingly,” it said in a tweet.

“Traffic is affected in the carriageway from Rajouri Garden towards Punjabi Bagh due to breakdown of a bus near Bharat Darshan Park Red Light. Kindly avoid the stretch,” the Traffic Police said in another tweet.

The downpour also resulted in significant disruptions to vehicular traffic in various areas. Water logging was reported in South Extension, Mehrauli-Badarpur road, Sarai Kale Khan, the stretch between Geeta Colony Ring Road and Akshardham Temple, Lajpat Nagar, ITO, as well as parts of Central and Outer Delhi.

A video circulating on social media platforms depicted the entire Delhi Secretariat premises, which accommodates the offices of numerous bureaucrats, cabinet ministers, and the Delhi Chief Minister, inundated following the showers.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Traffic policeSarai Kale KhanMumbai Traffic PoliceDelhi Traffic PoliceLajpat NagarHyderabad traffic policeBengaluru traffic policeAddl cp traffic policeCyberabad traffic policeMaharashtra traffic policeTraffic Police Department
Open in App

Related Stories

PunePune Traffic Police Launch AI System to Detect and Penalise Traffic Violations

MumbaiMumbai Traffic Police Collect ₹556 Crore in Fines via Digital Portal, Dismiss 59% of Complaints

MumbaiMumbai Traffic Update: Police Issues 15 Day Travel Advisory from May 26 to June 9 For Eid-ul Adha 2025

MumbaiViral Stunt Video Backfires: Mumbai Youths Arrested for Risky Ride (Watch)

MumbaiMumbai: Woman Dies Despite Traffic Police Constable Jumping Into Sea to Save Her from Suicide Near Cuffe Parade

National Realted Stories

NationalMP Guv reviews efforts on sickle cell eradication at Raj Bhawan

NationalRaja Raghuvanshi murder case: Prime accused Sonam's mental test found normal

National1,500 yoga events on June 21 across Rajasthan to celebrate IYD, says BJP leader

NationalVandalisation of Tagore's ancestral home: BJP delegation meets Bangladesh deputy high commissioner in Kolkata

NationalManipur reports seven new Covid cases, state tally rises to 20