Ludhiana shivers at 1 degree Celsius as cold wave grips Punjab and Haryana; dense fog affects air and rail traffic

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Updated At : 03:17 PM Jan 15, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, January 15

Cold wave gripped the region on Monday as dense fog at various places affected the traffic.

Delhi-NCR experienced the coldest morning of the season as minimum temperature at Gurugram was recorded at 2 degrees Celsius.

Rewari was the coldest in Haryana at 1.6 degrees Celsius.

Ludhiana recorded piercing cold at 1 degree Celsius.

Patiala had a minimum of 3.2° Celsius, and Ambala and Chandigarh recorded a minimum temperature of 3.6° Celsius.

Delhi was enveloped in a blanket of fog that led to 18 trains running late. Several flights were delayed due to poor visibility.

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