Delhi Metro Resume

Delhi Metro services with full passenger capacity resumed on Monday as authorities lifted all curbs following improvement in the Covid situation in the city.

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.

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.

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Sunday said that it will allow both Smart Cards and tokens for commuters when the services resume on Monday.

The Delhi Metro today advised commuters to strictly follow Covid appropriate behaviour when the rail services resume on Monday.

The entry and exit gates of all metro stations are now open and normal metro services have resumed now,Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) informed today.

The Delhi Metro resumed its full services on Saturday, with the Airport Express Line re-opening after a hiatus of over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi recorded its biggest single-day jump in coronavirus cases with 4,321 fesh infections in 24 hours taking the city's tally to over 2.14 lakh, government data showed today. The spike comes as the capital resumed metro services just days ago and reopened bars on a trial basis.

Delhi Metro resumed its full services today with the Airport Express Line reopening after remaining shut for over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi Metro's Magenta Line and Grey Line resumed operations on Friday after being closed for 173 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.

Delhi Metro Update: Red, Green and Violet Lines of the Delhi Metro started functioning today as part of Unlock4. All routes of the Delhi Metro will be operational throughout the day from Saturday, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said. Commuters must follow social distancing norms and masks are mandatory inside the coaches and stations.

Delhi's Rajiv Chowk metro station, one of the biggest interchange facilities in Delhi-NCR, witnessed a slight increase in the number of commuters as the Blue Line resumed Wednesday, but food outlets struggled to find customers amid the COVID-19 scare.

Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line resumed services with interchange facilities at nine stations today after being closed for 171 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.

Delhi Metro Updates: Trains started running on the Blue and Pink Lines with limited operations on Wednesday. Blue and Pink Lines were closed for nearly six months due to the coronavirus-forced lockdown. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) this morning tweeted: "The Blue and Pink Lines resumed services today. Slowly and steadily, Delhi Metro wil...

Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line are set to resume operations today after being closed for 171 days due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown, officials said.

Delhi Metro services with full passenger capacity resumed on Monday as authorities lifted all curbs following improvement in the Covid situation in the city.

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.

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.

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Sunday said that it will allow both Smart Cards and tokens for commuters when the services resume on Monday.

The Delhi Metro today advised commuters to strictly follow Covid appropriate behaviour when the rail services resume on Monday.

The entry and exit gates of all metro stations are now open and normal metro services have resumed now,Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) informed today.

The Delhi Metro resumed its full services on Saturday, with the Airport Express Line re-opening after a hiatus of over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi recorded its biggest single-day jump in coronavirus cases with 4,321 fesh infections in 24 hours taking the city's tally to over 2.14 lakh, government data showed today. The spike comes as the capital resumed metro services just days ago and reopened bars on a trial basis.

Delhi Metro resumed its full services today with the Airport Express Line reopening after remaining shut for over 170 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delhi Metro's Magenta Line and Grey Line resumed operations on Friday after being closed for 173 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.

Delhi Metro Update: Red, Green and Violet Lines of the Delhi Metro started functioning today as part of Unlock4. All routes of the Delhi Metro will be operational throughout the day from Saturday, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said. Commuters must follow social distancing norms and masks are mandatory inside the coaches and stations.

Delhi's Rajiv Chowk metro station, one of the biggest interchange facilities in Delhi-NCR, witnessed a slight increase in the number of commuters as the Blue Line resumed Wednesday, but food outlets struggled to find customers amid the COVID-19 scare.

Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line resumed services with interchange facilities at nine stations today after being closed for 171 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.

Delhi Metro Updates: Trains started running on the Blue and Pink Lines with limited operations on Wednesday. Blue and Pink Lines were closed for nearly six months due to the coronavirus-forced lockdown. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) this morning tweeted: "The Blue and Pink Lines resumed services today. Slowly and steadily, Delhi Metro wil...

Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line are set to resume operations today after being closed for 171 days due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown, officials said.