Commuters travelling from Gurugram border to Delhi witnessed several kilometers long queues due to waterlogging on the first day of monsoon showers in the National Capital Region. Due to long traffic jams, it took two to four hours for commuters to cross the Gurugram border and enter Delhi on Thursday morning.
According to commuters, it was harrowing experiences as they had to stuck in traffic jams during the peak hours. From IFFCO chowk to AIT chowk, the traffic jam and water logging was also reported at Hanuman Chowk, Daulatabad flyover, national highway-48, Bassai Chowk among others.
The Gurugram Traffic Police took to Twitter to inform commuters. In a series of tweet it said “Water logging has been reported at Sec-54 Rapid metro station (AIT chowk) . Our traffic officials are on the spot to facilitate the traffic flow. Commuters are requested to plan their travel accordingly.”
“Water logging has been reported at Hanuman Chowk. Our traffic officials are on the spot to facilitate the traffic flow. Commuters are requested to plan their travel accordingly,” the traffic police said in another tweet.
“Water logging has been reported near IFFCO chowk. Our traffic officials are on the spot to facilitate the traffic flow,” it tweeted.
“Traffic congestion has been reported on NH-48 near Khandsa towards Jaipur due to water logging . Our traffic officials present on the spot to facilitate the traffic,” traffic police wrote on Twitter.
Traffic congestion was also reported near Basai Chowk due to water logging while traffic was moving at snarl pace at Sector 4 and 5 Chowk due to water logging.