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Noida Traffic advise: The Noida police have implemented traffic limits and issued an advise for everyday commuters who come from Delhi for work reasons, keeping in view the festive rush for Eid al-Fitr prayers and festivities.
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The Noida Police warned that from 6 AM till the conclusion of Eid prayers, there would be restrictions on traffic near Sector 8/9 Jama Masjid.
Details were provided by Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Anil Kumar Yadav, who said in the warning that cars leaving the Sector 15 roundabout, Sector 6 on Udyog Marg, and the area near Harola in Sector 5 are not allowed to drive.
The change occurs as a result of the elevated flyover stretch from Sector 18 to NTPC being closed for a 45-day resurfacing project, which has an impact on everyday commuters.
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Muslims greet one another and wish everyone prosperity on Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr. Arabic-speaking communities send their warmest greetings for a happy and joyful Eid on this occasion, ranging from “Eid Mubarak” to “Kol sana wa anta/i tayeb/a”!
A traffic advisory has been issued for the Noida elevated flyover.
A traffic warning was issued again on Monday for the Noida Elevated Flyover due to ongoing road resurfacing work that began on Sunday afternoon.
To reduce disruption, the Noida Traffic Police encouraged travelers to use the designated detours.
Thousands of commuters use the flyover every day to get between Noida’s Sectors 61, 62, and 63, Film City, Kalindi Kunj, South Delhi, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad.
The public is notified that, as of around 4 p.m. today, the Noida Authority has begun resurfacing (repairing) the elevated road connecting Sector 18 to Sector 61. Safe passage for emergency vehicles will be permitted during the traffic detour. The police advised people to use other routes to reduce disruption and to call the traffic hotline at 997-100-9001 in the event of traffic problems.
