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Delhi government likely to implement odd-even again Last Updated : 26 Oct 2017 04:30:27 PM IST (File photo)
With the air quality in Delhi and NCR getting worse ahead of winter, the city government has said it may bring back the odd-even vehicle rationing scheme in the capital.
In a letter written on Wednesday, Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot directed the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) to gear up for implementation of the odd-even scheme -- under which private vehicles with odd registration numbers will be allowed to run on odd dates and those with even numbers will run on even dates.
Weekends and public holidays are exempted from the vehicle rationing scheme.
The Minister also directed DTC to "chalk out an action plan for procurement of buses/conductors and submit the same within seven days".
"With the increase in pollution level in Delhi the government may have to resort to emergency measures, including implementation of odd-even scheme," the letter read.
"It is, therefore, essential that the Transport Department/DTC/DIMTS are fully geared up for implementation of the scheme as and when the same is announced," it stated.
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