On Saturday, a significant disruption of traffic was recorded near Delhi Airport, because part of the Mahipalpur-Mehrauli road came due to the collapse of the wall in the metro metro insufficient construction.
The traffic police in Delhi released advice for commuting on the Mahipalpur road – Mehrauli passengers from Fortis Hospital towards Mahipalpur with the situation.
“The wall of the underground locality Dilli Metro Rail Corporation Understanction near D-6, Vasant Kunj, under the overpass of Masopur, collapsed.
“Kindly follow the instructions of the traffic police staff located in this area,” he added.
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Police in Delhi asked commuting passengers from Mehrauli towards Mahipalpur.
The Delhi Traffic Police asked commuters to take an alternative way through Aruna Asaf Ali Marg – from Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj – to reach Mahipalpur to prevent the shipping constipation due to the collapse of the wall in Delhi.
“Communicating passengers from Mehrauli towards Mahipalpur are recommended to embark on an alternative journey through Aruna Asaf Ali Marg – from Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj, – To reach Mahipalpur and avoid the affected section,” he said.
Delhi walls collapse kills 7, including minors
The heavy rains in Delhi today led to the deadly collapse of the wall near Mohan Baba Mandir in Jaitpur and killed seven.
Eight people were pulled out of the debris and plunged into the traumatic center of Aiims and the Safdarjung Hospital.
“Out of eight, seven – including three men, two women and two smaller girls – they brought their injuries during treatment,” the officer said.
The police said that thorough search was carried out by firefighting services in Delhi and the national strength of the reaction to disasters (NDRF), but no other persons were found under the debris.
The exact cause of the wall collapse is still necessary to find out. However, officials pointed out the possibility of waterlogging and weakening of the soil due to heavy rainfall overnight.
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