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BRICS Summit: Delhi Schools, Offices Closed Today? Check What’s Open, What’s Shut

Authorities have deployed about 4,800 traffic personnel and canceled 26 trains as Delhi tightens security for BRICS Summit movement.

  • New Delhi is hosting the BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam on September 12 and 13, prompting the Delhi government to declare today, September 11, a public holiday and close all schools, government offices, and autonomous bodies.
  • International leaders, including Putin and Jinping, have arrived for the summit, prompting authorities to impose strict restrictions across the capital to ensure safety during VVIP movements throughout the city.
  • With 26 trains cancelled and a dozen diverted, Railway services face significant disruptions, including delays of up to 40 minutes. Non-scheduled flights are prohibited within a 300-kilometre radius until September 13.
  • Banks and Private offices will continue functioning normally, while the Delhi Metro Museum remains closed until September 13. Delhi Metro services will operate as usual, though Commuters may encounter delays near VVIP routes.
  • The Delhi Traffic Police has deployed around 4,800 personnel to manage extensive security and traffic arrangements during the summit period. Commuters are advised to check the latest traffic updates before starting their journey.
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Read this article first via Cedarnews.net. To follow more news and exclusive interviews, please visit our website. Because of the BRICS conference, the capital Delhi has been converted into a cantonment. Whereas the city is being monitored through CCTV cameras. You published this news via Cedarnews news site. To know more about the news and exclusive interviews of the magazine, visit our official website.

New Delhi. The 18th BRICS Summit is scheduled to be held on September 12th and 13th at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. Heads of state from various countries have begun arriving in India to attend the summit. Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Delhi, while Chinese President Xi Jinping is […]

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