Delhi metro services to be suspended till 2:30 PM on holi DMRC

New Delhi: The Delhi Metro services will not be available till 2.30 PM on Holi, Monday (March 29), the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation said in a tweet. 'Holi Update: On Holi (29th March 2021), metro services will not be available till 2:30 PM on all lines of Delhi Metro, including Rapid Metro/Airport Express Line,' the body tweeted.

In view of the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, the Delhi Metro has intensified its drive to ensure commuters maintain social distancing and wear masks inside trains and on station premises. As per the existing COVID-19 safety protocol, it is mandatory for all passengers to enter station premises after thermal screening, hand sanitisation and with a face mask on.
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