G20 Summit: Traffic curbs come into force in New Delhi, police urge people to use metro
Stringent traffic regulations have been implemented in the New Delhi district during the G20 summit. Online delivery services, except for medicines, are prohibited in the area where the summit venue and delegate hotels are located. The Delhi Metro will start its services from 4 am on the days of the summit.
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