Delhi-Roorkee NH-58 out of bounds for traffic

Delhi-Roorkee NH-58 out of bounds for traffic
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In view of the heavy inflow of Kanwarias (Shiv-Devotees) the traffic movement on National Highway (NH)-58 (Delhi-Meerut road) up to Roorkee would remain close from July 30 to August 5.

According to Ghaziabad traffic diversion plan, traffic from Delhi to Ghaziabad would only be allowed via UP Gate NH-24, Vijay Nagar, lal Kuan and Atma Steel to the city.

The entry to the city from Mohan Nagar would be blocked during this week’s long diversion plan. The Chhijarsi cut on NH-24, during this period, would also remain close. No heavy and medium traffic would be allowed to take an underpass route to the residential colonies of Indirapuram, Vaishali, Vasundhara and Hindon cut.

The Haridwar-bound heavy and medium vehicles from Delhi would only be allowed on NH-24 from UP Gate via lal Kuan, Dasna Pilkhuwa, Hapur and Meerut, Bijnore and Haridwar. The traffic from Delhi to Saharanpur via loni would also remain closed and would be diverted to Wazirabad,  Outer Ring Road on National Highway (NH)-01, Sonipat, Panipat and finally to Saharanpur. The traffic from Delhi to Bulandshahr would also be diverted towards Okhla Barrage, Noida Mor and DND flyway to Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, Kasna, Shyam Nagar Mandi, Sikandrabad and finally to Bulandshahar. Traffic from Bulandshahar to Delhi would be allowed only through the same route.

The local traffic from Ghaziabad to Modi Nagar would also be diverted towards NH-24, Dsasna, Pilkhuwa, Abbalpur, Farid Nagar and Modi Nagar. The traffic from Ghaziabad to Murad Nagar would also be diverted towards Hapur Chungi, Atma Steel, Dasna Pilkhuwa Kannoja, Ordinance Factories and Murad Nagar.

Traffic from Chaudhary More on GT road and Thakur Dwara at Hapur Roadcut would not be allowed to commute towards Dudheswar Nath Temple. The road stretch will be closed for any vehicular movement. light vehicles would only be allowed within the district limit in the down lane on NH-24 and only on one-way lane but from August 2 to 5, their movement would also be scrapped.

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