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Mumbai Traffic Update: Slow Traffic on Eastern Freeway Southbound Due to Car Breakdown

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: June 10, 2024 08:27 IST

Traffic is moving slowly on the Eastern Freeway southbound due to a breakdown involving a cruiser car. This incident ...

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Traffic is moving slowly on the Eastern Freeway southbound due to a breakdown involving a cruiser car. This incident is likely causing vehicular congestion and delays during commute in pick hours.

"Traffic Movement Is Slow At Eastern Freeway  Southbound  Due To  Cruiser Car Breakdown," said Mumbai Traffic Police on X, formerly Twitter.

Also Read | Mumbai Weather Update: IMD Predicts Thunderstorms and Rain in Next 3-4 Hours.

While the exact location of the breakdown is unknown to us, it's recommended that travelers southbound on the Eastern Freeway expect delays. Consider alternative routes if possible, or be prepared for a longer travel time.

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