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Punjabi Bagh multilevel car park to open soon, host 225 vehicles
Hindustan Times Delhi
|August 07, 2025
Developmental work at a multilevel car parking facility in west Delhi's Punjabi Bagh is complete, and the facility will soon be made operational, after obtaining certifications, senior Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) officials said.
The project is a five-storey puzzle park, having a capacity to store 225 cars, and will help decongest the key intersection, which has Delhi's largest crematorium and a theme park.
A senior corporation official said that the corporation has applied for a fire department clearance for the automated parking lot. The projects likely to be open to the public this month.
“We are expecting that final inspection will be undertaken soon and a NoC (no-objection certificate) will be granted by the Delhi Fire Service,” the official said.
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