Traffic police has issued an advisory
Monsoon has arrived in Delhi. Heavy rain has been lashing various parts of the capital since midnight. According to the Meteorological Department, heavy rainfall will continue for the next 5 days. Heavy rain is likely from June 28 to July 2. According to the Meteorological Department, there is no chance of sunshine during these 5 days.
The people of Delhi seem to be getting relief from the heat due to continuous rains, but waterlogging in many places is making it difficult to step out of the house. While going out from home to office, hospital, school or any important work, one has to face heavy traffic. Delhi’s roads are in bad shape after just one day of rain. Delhi Police has also issued a traffic advisory so that people do not have to face trouble in such a situation.
Which pathways are affected?
According to a Delhi Police traffic advisory, traffic on the Ring Road from Naraina to Moti Bagh and vice versa will be affected due to waterlogging under the Dhaula Kuan flyover.
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