In light of the G20 summit in India's national capital, the Delhi Police implemented traffic regulations on Friday, September 8. Authorities have designated the New Delhi district as controlled zone-I from Friday 05:00 AM to Sunday 11:59 PM.

In light of the G20 summit in India's national capital, the Delhi Police implemented traffic regulations on Friday, September 8. Authorities have designated the New Delhi district as controlled zone-I from Friday 05:00 AM to Sunday 11:59 PM. They have requested people not to travel to places within the regulated and controlled zones, like India Gate and Kartavya Path. People can commute by buses on the road network beyond Ring Road towards Delhi borders. However, buses from the Rajokri border cannot enter Delhi until the high-profile conclave is over. Furthermore, the authorities will not allow unauthorised vehicles to enter the New Delhi district. The Delhi Traffic Police has barred the movement of goods and commodities into the capital from across the border from 09:00 pm on September 7. They will allow only vehicles carrying milk, vegetables, fruits, and medical supplies to enter Delhi. ALSO READ | G20 summit: Indian Air Force pauses training exercise, Rafale fighter jets to secure Delhi airspace Here's everything you need to know about the regulated zones, online services and metro operations during the G20 summit in New Delhi. Regulated Zone Delhi Traffic Police has specified the Ring Road (Mahatma Gandhi Marg) as a regulated zone. They have only allowed the residents, emergency vehicles, vehicles travelling to airport and railway stations, and essential service vehicles to use the road network beyond the Ring Road in the New Delhi district. Online Services Except for postal and medical services, all online delivery services will remain closed in areas of New Delhi. According to the Special Commissioner of Police (Traffic) SS Yadav, "We can't allow cloud kitchen and food delivery services. Internet delivery companies such as Amazon and Flipkart will also not be allowed to operate in the controlled zone. However, delivery executives can take medicines and essential items." Metro Services Due to traffic restrictions, the Delhi Traffic Police has encouraged people to use the metro system extensively. Delhi Metro will begin operations at 4 am from terminal stations on September 8, 9 and 10. However, no boarding or deboarding can occur at the Supreme Court station, which will remain closed from 5 am on September 9 until 11 pm on September 10. Furthermore, the parking facilities will remain shut at Supreme Court, Patel Chowk, and RK Ashram Marg metro stations from 4 am on September 8 until September 11. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

G20 Summit 2023: Delhi Police implement traffic restrictions, ban on online services & metro regulations

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