Delhi became island, roads became sea … capital stopped due to havoc of Yamuna

When the water of Yamuna crossed the danger mark and came to the streets of Delhi, he also brought with him not only water, but also a brake at the speed of the city. Delhi, which is called the heart of the country, has turned into an island today, where roads have been built and people are feeling trapped in their own city. This havoc of Yamuna has broken the traffic system and railway network of the capital.

Life crawling on the streets, people stuck in hours jam

Whether it is a ring road called the lifeline of Delhi or the busy intersection of ITO, there is a water empire everywhere. The situation is so bad that the main roads of the city have been jammed several kilometers long. People who left for the office in the morning were stuck in their vehicles for hours. Alam was that people were trying to escape from one path and going on the other way, but water and jam had stopped their path everywhere. The vehicles looked swimming and people were forced to leave the streets filled with water by placing their lives on their palm.

Trains also got ‘Yamuna brake’, thousands of passengers upset

Not only the road, the flood of Yamuna has also stalled the railway network of Delhi. The railway has completely stopped the movement of trains from this bridge due to the water level reaching above the danger mark on the old Yamuna bridge (iron bridge).

Due to this, dozens of trains have either been canceled or their paths have been changed. This is directly impacting thousands of passengers who were traveling in a train to go to their homes or reach Delhi. There is an atmosphere of chaos at the stations and people are very worried about their journey.

This boom of Yamuna has once again proved that the biggest infrastructure of the city can prove to be dwarf in front of nature. At present, Delhiites are just praying only one to get water as soon as possible and returned to their lives back on track.