Global leaders at the ongoing BRICS Summit hosted by India have raised serious concerns over escalating nuclear threats and geopolitical conflicts. Meanwhile, the Delhi Traffic Police has released a comprehensive advisory to manage commuter movement during the summit and a major cricket match.
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Global leaders at the ongoing BRICS Summit hosted by India have raised serious concerns over escalating nuclear threats and geopolitical conflicts. Meanwhile, the Delhi Traffic Police has released a comprehensive advisory to manage commuter movement during the summit and a major cricket match.
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Delhi Traffic Police releases advisory
The Delhi Traffic Police has issued a travel advisory for Sunday due to the ongoing BRICS Summit and the India-Afghanistan T20 cricket fixture at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, advising travelers to map out their trips ahead of time and steer clear of impacted zones wherever feasible. As per the advisory, traffic curbs will stay active within the designated controlled zone from 8 am to 8 pm, specifically during the transit of VIP dignitaries participating in the BRICS Summit. - PTIBRICS leaders voice anxiety over escalating nuclear threats and conflict risks
Leaders of the BRICS nations on Saturday voiced profound concern regarding intentional strikes on civilian infrastructure and peaceful atomic installations operating under full safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), stressing that nuclear security must be strictly maintained even amidst armed hostilities. In the 'New Delhi Declaration' adopted during the opening day of the two-day BRICS Summit steered by India, the participants also highlighted their anxieties regarding the mounting dangers of nuclear peril and warfare. Without singling out any specific nation, the declaration noted that they are deeply troubled by purposeful aggressions against civilian facilities and IAEA-safeguarded peaceful nuclear sites, which breach international law along with relevant IAEA resolutions. - PTI
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