Air show: Vehicular movement near Chandigarh's Sukhna Lake to remain restricted on Sept 21, 22

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Chandigarh, September 20

In view of an air show being organised by the Indian Air Force at Sukhna Lake on September 22 and rehearsal for the same on September 21, vehicular movement shall remain restricted on above mentioned dates from 2 pm onwards from Hira Singh Chowk to Rock Garden turn and Hira Singh Chowk to 4/5/8/9 Chowk.

The general public wishing to witness the air show, is advised to enter Sukhna Lake from the lake’s backside area using staircase number 3-6, from Kishangarh turn. Commuters are advised to plan their route accordingly. Any inconvenience is regretted, the UT Administration said in a statement.

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