New Delhi: Restrictions imposed to control rising pollution are now creating some problems. In Delhi, the entry of trucks coming from other states has been banned, creating new trouble. The Noida border is said to have been jammed for 5 km. Hundreds of vehicles are stuck in this jam.
According to reports, the jam is near the Noida border on Delhi-Kalindi Kunj road. The jam has become more than 5 kilometres long and the number of trains stuck in jams is increasing. In fact, pollution in the country's capital Delhi is worsening the situation. The Commission for Air Quality Monitoring (CAQM) had held a meeting with Delhi and NCR states on Tuesday on the directions of the Supreme Court. It was decided to impose a number of restrictions in this meeting.
The Delhi government had then issued an order banning entry of trucks carrying unnecessary goods in the capital by November 21. However, tankers bringing food items like vegetables, fruits, cereals, milk, eggs, ice and petroleum products have been exempted from the ban.
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