Delhi Airport Chaos | Is The Mismanagement In The Airport Creating Chaos? | Urban Debate
December 12, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Urban Debate with Tamanna Inamdar, the anchor will be discussing Delhi airport Chaos. Delhi T3 turns into a passenger nightmare. As complaints about overcrowding and long lines at the airport flooded social media, the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) devised a four-point action plan to be implemented as immediate corrective measures. The disorganized checking and rush in the lounge demonstrated the airport authorities' laxity. Passengers have complained about having to wait two to three hours in the clearance area before the flight's final departure. The guest for tonight, Capt Amit Singh, Founder - Safety Matters Foundation said, "Nobody has a bird's eye view of what is happening. We might solve Delhi's problem, something would erupt in Bangalore." Watch to know more!
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