Prayagraj Braces for Maghi Purnima Rush with Special Traffic Plan

Prayagraj's administration has introduced a special traffic plan for Maghi Purnima, aligning with the end of the spiritual month-long 'kalpvas' during the Maha Kumbh. The no-vehicle zone extends across the city, ensuring the safety of over 10 lakh devotees. Schools are switching to online classes as vehicles increase.

The Prayagraj administration has devised a special traffic plan ahead of Maghi Purnima, coinciding with the conclusion of the sacred month-long 'kalpvas' tradition during Maha Kumbh.

The no-vehicle zone will be enforced citywide to ensure devotee safety, with exceptions only for emergency services. Designated parking areas have been introduced to facilitate access to the bathing ghats.

With a surge in devotee numbers, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed security arrangements, underscoring the importance of accurate information dissemination to prevent misinformation. Schools are to operate online to alleviate congestion.