If you are in Delhi this weekend, look out for these curbs in place 

Traffic will be diverted to Palam Marg. In addition, police have advised people to use metro services at the IGI Airport.

Though cabs and taxi services will be available at the IGI Airport, DIAL officials said movement would be subject to traffic restrictions.

Suman Nalwa, Delhi Police spokesperson said all residents and tourists can access New Delhi district roads after showing plane tickets, hotel booking and travel documents.

For passengers travelling to the airport from Gurugram, police said they can travel from the service road on NH-48 and then move towards Rao Gajraj Singh Marg, Old Delhi Gurugram Road and then reach T3 road. People wanting to reach Gurugram from IGI Airport have to take the T3 Terminal Road, service road NH-48, UER II, and Old Delhi Gurugram Road.

Passengers travelling to Dwarka can use the Terminal 1 road and move towards UB Marg, Sanjay T-point, and service road NH-48.

DIAL officials said these routes will cause some delays. The most affected routes will be from IGI Airport to South Delhi and New Delhi.

For residents of New Delhi and South Delhi who want to get to the airport, they will have to first go to Ring Road and then move towards RTR Marg and then UB Marg to reach Terminal-1. To reach New Delhi from the IGI Airport, passengers cannot take the Dhaula Kuan route but have to move towards RTR Marg and then towards Ring Road.

This would cause a delay of at least 40-50 minutes, the police said, adding that people must leave with adequate time in hand, in case they have a flight to board or have to urgently reach somewhere after their flights have landed.

Police said people at IGI Airport can take cabs to hotels/homes using other roads such as Punjabi Bagh Chowk, Ring Road and Najafgarh Road.