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Monday morning traffic at Delhi’s RTR marg, Moolchand, DND slows down commuters

Traffic jams were reported from different parts of Delhi on Monday morning. Delhi Traffic Police issued live traffic updates on Twitter while many commuters complained they reported late to work because of congestion on road

Updated on: Sep 11, 2017, 11:59:48 IST
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Monday morning commuters in Delhi found themselves stuck in long traffic jams on their way to work. Traffic snarls affected many parts of the city, but areas in south Delhi, Azadpur Mandi and Rao Tula Ram flyover seemed to be the worst impacted.

Delhi kept its Monday morning tryst with traffic, as commuters complained of long jams. (Sonu Mehta/ HT Photo)
Delhi kept its Monday morning tryst with traffic, as commuters complained of long jams. (Sonu Mehta/ HT Photo)

The Delhi Traffic Police ’s official Twitter handle put out a few advisories to alert commuters as well:

Commuters took to social media to complain of traffic jams in Vasant Vihar, Karkari Mor, SP Marg, Mongolpuri and Mayapuri. At Rao Tula Ram flyover, traffic came to a halt for almost half an hour, before moving at a snail’s pace. Moolchand flyover was choked while commuters using the DND flyover, that connects Delhi and Noida, struggled because of congestion.

Twitter user Roshni Chawla shared a video of traffic inching slowly on her way from Gurgaon to Delhi. Distressed commuters tweeted to the Delhi Traffic Police account, asking them to intervene and resolve the traffic jams.

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