Coronavirus Delhi Metro
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Delhi Buses, Metro To Run At Full Capacity, "Superspreader" Concern Cited
Delhi will enforce weekend lockdown as COVID-19 cases continue to rise under the shadow of the Omicron threat. The government has asked people not to panic as buses and metro trains will run at 100 per cent capacity.
-
For Delhi, Weekend Curfew; Full Capacity Allowed For Buses, Metro
Delhi will impose a weekend curfew and work from home for government offices in new restrictions to tackle a surge in Covid cases driven by Omicron. Buses and the Delhi metro will, however, operate at full capacity.
-
Pics: Delhi Sees Big Crowds At Popular Spots On New Year's Day Amid Curbs
A huge number of people were seen at public places in Delhi on the first day of New Year on Saturday with few wearing masks and even fewer showing any caution amid growing coronavirus cases due to the new coronavirus variant Omicron.
-
Omicron In Delhi In 50 Per Cent Of Cases: Sources - 10 Points
All samples from metro cities - that have tested positive for Covid - are being sent for genome sequencing, government sources said today, amid fears over an Omicron-driven third wave, adding that 18% of recent samples in India had the new variant.
-
Pics: Long Delhi Queues For Metro, Buses As New Curbs Begin
Delhi yellow alert: Several bus stops and metro stations in Delhi witnessed long queues today, a day after officials announced that public transport in the national capital would operate with only 50% capacity.
-
Delhi Metro To Run At 50% Seating Capacity; No Standing Commuters Allowed
Delhi Metro trains shall now run with only 50 per cent seating capacity with no provision for standing for commuters in view of the latest restrictions imposed by DDMA authorities due to rise in coronavirus cases, officials said on Tuesday.
-
Over 400 Delhi Metro Station Gates Gradually Reopened Since June 7
More than 400 gates at Delhi Metro stations across the network have been gradually reopened since June 7 when services were resumed last after improvement in the coronavirus situation, an official said on Tuesday.
-
Delhi Metro Launches Free Wi-Fi Services at Yellow Line Metro Stations: How to Use
Commuters of the Delhi Metro can now access the Internet using free high-speed Wi-Fi at all its Yellow Line stations, as the DMRC launched the facility.
-
Court Dismisses Plea Challenging 100% Seating In Delhi Metro, Buses
Delhi High Court dismissed a petition challenging authorities' decision to permit 100 per cent seating in Delhi Metro and buses plying in national capital during COVID-19 pandemic.
-
2 Women Arrested For Assaulting Team On Covid Duty In Delhi: Police
Two women were arrested for allegedly assaulting a team engaged in issuing challans to violators of COVID-19 guidelines near Peeragarhi Metro station in New Delhi, police said on Monday.
-
Delhi Metro Trains Allowed To Run With Full Capacity From Today
In view of the improved coronavirus situation, Delhi Metro services began running with full seating capacity from Monday, but there is still no provision for standing travel for commuters, officials said.
-
Delhi Metro To Continue 50% Seating Norms Under Unlock Phase-3
As the Delhi government announced further restrictions in lockdown norms on Sunday, Delhi Metro officials said services will continue with 50 per cent seating capacity only as per guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
-
Delhi Sees Traffic Jams, Metro Entry Curbs As City Begins 'Unlock'
Heavy traffic was seen at Delhi's ITO as the national capital began to gradually lift lockdown restrictions from today.
-
Delhi Metro Should Not Resume Immediately: AIIMS Covid Taskforce Chief
Dr Naveet Wig, chairman of AIIMS COVID Taskforce, on Sunday said that Delhi Metro Rail Corporation should not resume its operation immediately. He recommended that the metro should run at 33 per cent occupancy in its initial weeks of operation.
-
Only 50% Seating Allowed, Take Extra Time: Delhi Metro To Commuters
The Delhi Metro today advised commuters to strictly follow Covid appropriate behaviour when the rail services resume on Monday.
-
Delhi Buses, Metro To Run At Full Capacity, "Superspreader" Concern Cited
Delhi will enforce weekend lockdown as COVID-19 cases continue to rise under the shadow of the Omicron threat. The government has asked people not to panic as buses and metro trains will run at 100 per cent capacity.
-
For Delhi, Weekend Curfew; Full Capacity Allowed For Buses, Metro
Delhi will impose a weekend curfew and work from home for government offices in new restrictions to tackle a surge in Covid cases driven by Omicron. Buses and the Delhi metro will, however, operate at full capacity.
-
Pics: Delhi Sees Big Crowds At Popular Spots On New Year's Day Amid Curbs
A huge number of people were seen at public places in Delhi on the first day of New Year on Saturday with few wearing masks and even fewer showing any caution amid growing coronavirus cases due to the new coronavirus variant Omicron.
-
Omicron In Delhi In 50 Per Cent Of Cases: Sources - 10 Points
All samples from metro cities - that have tested positive for Covid - are being sent for genome sequencing, government sources said today, amid fears over an Omicron-driven third wave, adding that 18% of recent samples in India had the new variant.
-
Pics: Long Delhi Queues For Metro, Buses As New Curbs Begin
Delhi yellow alert: Several bus stops and metro stations in Delhi witnessed long queues today, a day after officials announced that public transport in the national capital would operate with only 50% capacity.
-
Delhi Metro To Run At 50% Seating Capacity; No Standing Commuters Allowed
Delhi Metro trains shall now run with only 50 per cent seating capacity with no provision for standing for commuters in view of the latest restrictions imposed by DDMA authorities due to rise in coronavirus cases, officials said on Tuesday.
-
Over 400 Delhi Metro Station Gates Gradually Reopened Since June 7
More than 400 gates at Delhi Metro stations across the network have been gradually reopened since June 7 when services were resumed last after improvement in the coronavirus situation, an official said on Tuesday.
-
Delhi Metro Launches Free Wi-Fi Services at Yellow Line Metro Stations: How to Use
Commuters of the Delhi Metro can now access the Internet using free high-speed Wi-Fi at all its Yellow Line stations, as the DMRC launched the facility.
-
Court Dismisses Plea Challenging 100% Seating In Delhi Metro, Buses
Delhi High Court dismissed a petition challenging authorities' decision to permit 100 per cent seating in Delhi Metro and buses plying in national capital during COVID-19 pandemic.
-
2 Women Arrested For Assaulting Team On Covid Duty In Delhi: Police
Two women were arrested for allegedly assaulting a team engaged in issuing challans to violators of COVID-19 guidelines near Peeragarhi Metro station in New Delhi, police said on Monday.
-
Delhi Metro Trains Allowed To Run With Full Capacity From Today
In view of the improved coronavirus situation, Delhi Metro services began running with full seating capacity from Monday, but there is still no provision for standing travel for commuters, officials said.
-
Delhi Metro To Continue 50% Seating Norms Under Unlock Phase-3
As the Delhi government announced further restrictions in lockdown norms on Sunday, Delhi Metro officials said services will continue with 50 per cent seating capacity only as per guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
-
Delhi Sees Traffic Jams, Metro Entry Curbs As City Begins 'Unlock'
Heavy traffic was seen at Delhi's ITO as the national capital began to gradually lift lockdown restrictions from today.
-
Delhi Metro Should Not Resume Immediately: AIIMS Covid Taskforce Chief
Dr Naveet Wig, chairman of AIIMS COVID Taskforce, on Sunday said that Delhi Metro Rail Corporation should not resume its operation immediately. He recommended that the metro should run at 33 per cent occupancy in its initial weeks of operation.
-
Only 50% Seating Allowed, Take Extra Time: Delhi Metro To Commuters
The Delhi Metro today advised commuters to strictly follow Covid appropriate behaviour when the rail services resume on Monday.
