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Mumbai, Delhi see decline in traffic congestion after coronavirus outbreak

Mumbai saw an average 46 per cent decline in congestion during the morning rush hour on Tuesday

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Sachin P Mampatta Mumbai
Both the financial capital Mumbai and political capital New Delhi have seen decline in traffic after the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. 

Mumbai saw an average 46 per cent decline in congestion during the morning rush hour on Tuesday. Congestion levels are usually at 60-80 per cent between 8 am to 10 am. This fell broadly to a range between 15 and 35 per cent on Tuesday.

The data is based on congestion levels from traffic-tracker TomTom International. It tracks congestion as a measure of how much longer it takes compared to when the traffic is flowing freely.  A congestion reading of 50

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