Delhi Metro Announces Timings For Last Train Service On Diwali — Check Schedule

Diwali 2021: Delhi Metro has released a statement, saying that it would be running its last metro train service at 10 pm on November 4.

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New Delhi: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has released information on the train timing and its last service for Diwali 2021. A tweet by DMRC informed that the last metro train service on November 4 would take place at 10 pm. This schedule is applicable for terminals on all metro lines except the Green line. 

The tweet further stated that the last metro train service for the terminals on the Green Line will be as per the revised schedule.

According to the schedule, the last metro train service from Brig Hoshiar Singh to Inderlok terminal on the green line will be at 9 pm. From Brig Hoshiar Singh to Kirti Nagar the last metro train on November 4 will run at 9:10 pm.

The last metro train service between Inderlok to Brig Hoshiar Singh will set off at 9:30 pm and that from Kirti Nagar to Brig Hoshiar Singh terminal will also run at 9:30 pm. 

DMRC has instructed people to use face masks while using the metro services. Delhi has been witnessing a decline in daily COVID-19 cases for some time now. However, DMRC is still appealing to people to stay safe by following protocols, wearing masks, and maintaining social distancing.  

Public Service Announcement

On account of Diwali, the last Metro train service on 4th November will start at 10 PM from terminal stations of all Metro Lines except the Green Line.

Last metro train service from terminal stations of Green Line will be as per the revised schedule pic.twitter.com/faarB1llYg

— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation I please wear a mask😷 (@OfficialDMRC) November 3, 2021

Diwali would be celebrated all across the nation tomorrow. As people come out for last-minute shopping, Delhi's markets are expected to witness huge crowds tomorrow. In view of declining air quality in the capital, the Delhi Government has requested people to burst only green fire-crackers, that too only in the permitted time slot. Strict action can be taken against those who break the rules. 

AQI Of Delhi-NCR

The Air Quality Index of Delhi-NCR is expected to slip into the 'very poor' category. Air quality is expected to remain at the lower end of the 'very poor' scale until November 4 and is further expected to fall into the 'serious' category between November 5 and 6.

According to government agencies, an AQI within the range of 0-5 is considered 'good', 51-100 is 'satisfactory', 101-200 is 'moderate', 201-300 is 'bad', 301-400 is considered 'very bad' and 401-500 is considered 'serious'.