New Delhi: Commuter faces a terrible time because long queues can be seen outside the metro station since the emergence of new sidewalks after a surge in Covid-19 and Omicron cases in the national capital.
[Video Grab] Metro Commuters stand in a long queue outside Gates Rajiv Chowk and Bara Khamba Metro Station Gates on Wednesday – Piyattacharjee (TOI) hundreds of passengers traveling from Ghaziabad and Noida to Delhi.
Because of the new sidewalks, they reach their destination late.
Read Alsocovid-19: Delhi Recording 238 Omicron Cases; The Minister of Health said the increase in cases due to international flights came in the surge in the case in Covid-19 in the City, Health Minister Delhi Satyendar Jain on Wednesday said many international travelers, who had been tested negatively at the airport, were testing positive after a few days and Infecting their family members during the period said that he had been waiting in the queue for the last 20 minutes.
Kamalkant another passenger said that he had to go to aware and had stood in the queue for the last 15 minutes.
Any decision taken by the government is okay, but a two-meter distance is not maintained, added Kamalkant.
Metro commuter stands in a long queue outside the gate of the Barakhamba metro station – Piyal Bhattacharjee (TOI) Manibhushan, who is waiting at the Metro Station Rithala, said: “The restrictions were suddenly enforced, the bus did not stop, had to go to the office.
Has gone to the office .
Standing in the same place for the last 25 minutes and entering the metro station can take an hour again.
“The waiting time for commuters in Metro Delhi has increased.
Only ten to 15 passengers are allowed to enter the station at once.
Metro commuter stands in a long queue outside the gate of Metro Station Rajiv Chowk – Piyal Bhattacharjee (TOI) according to the new sidewalk, Delhi Metro will run with a capacity of 50 percent seating, standing will not be allowed, school, space and cinema gym will be closed, shop -Toko selling items that are not important will open oddly.
If you want to reach the office on time, it is recommended to start two hours earlier than home.
If the work is not urgent, avoid traveling at Delhi Metro to achieve your goals on time.
Of the 712 metro station gates, only 444 were open.
The worst Huda City Center, IFFCO Chowk Heavy Rush was witnessed throughout the Metro station in Gurugram Haryana because the government had limited housing to 50 percent considering the increasing Covid-19 case.
Downtown Huda and the IFFCO Chowk Metro Station are the most affected because passengers are seen forming the road to the road.
While part of them drank the government’s decision to operate public transportation at a capacity of 50 percent, others said they supported the move.
“How do we go to work when it takes a few hours standing in the queue alone?” Varun Singla said, an employee of a private company.
Pankaj Sharma Other passengers at the Iffco Chowk Metro Station said, “There are queues.
There are some difficulties, but the government has made a good decision.” A Metro official said restrictions would still be caused by the Covid-19 situation that applies.
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