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Mumbai: Heavy traffic jam at Western Expressway

On the first day of first phase of unlock 1.0, Mumbai witnessed heavy traffic jams. The western expressway of Mumbai witnessed heavy traffic jams on Monday morning. The area abput 4 to 5 kilometers was heavily packed.
The government has allowed work resumption in private offices with 10 percent of the staff. While government offices will work with 15 percent of the staff. People are using private transport to commute after which the heavy traffic jam was witnessed on the roads of Mumbai.

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