Massive Traffic Jam at Noida-Delhi Kalindi Kunj Route, People Complain of Being Stuck for Hours

Noida-Delhi traffic: Many travelers have even tagged the official handles of Delhi Traffic Police and Noida Traffic Police seeking help and some even complained saying that "this issue is happening on a daily basis nowadays."

Published date india.com Updated: November 22, 2021 9:46 AM IST
Daily Noida-Delhi travellers took to Twitter to report the massive traffic jam.
Daily Noida-Delhi travellers took to Twitter to report the massive traffic jam.

New Delhi: A massive traffic jam was witnessed at the Kalindi Kunj route from Noida to Delhi on Monday morning. Taking to Twitter, many users have reported the traffic congestion that has caused panic amongst office-goers and the public. Many travelers have even tagged the official handles of Delhi Traffic Police and Noida Traffic Police seeking help and some even complained saying that “this issue is happening on a daily basis nowadays.”

Responding to the users, the Delhi Traffic Police have written that the area traffic officer has already been informed in this regard. It added, “Complaint has been forwarded to TI/Sarita Vihar circle for taking necessary action.” Meanwhile, Noida Traffic Police has also responded stating that the Traffic Inspector of the area has been informed about the issue.

Here are some tweets posted by Noida-Delhi goers who are stuck in traffic:

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The massive traffic was witnessed a day after the Delhi government extended the ban on the entry of trucks carrying non-essential items into the city and work from home for its employees till November 26 to combat air pollution and minimize its health effects. An order issued by the Environment Department said, “Keeping in view the very poor air quality forecast and that vehicular pollution would cause extensive air pollution and release harmful air pollutants, particularly when the air quality is very poor, it is felt that there is a need for further extension of the curbs on vehicular movement in Delhi.”

“Stop entry of trucks in Delhi except the trucks carrying essential commodities till November 26, subject to further review for an extension of this date,” it added.

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