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'What if someone falls ill?': Delhi's non-BS VI vehicle ban from November 1 leaves Noida commuters worried

Data from the Noida transport department showed that Noida and Greater Noida had 9.7 lakh registered petrol and 1.3 lakh diesel vehicles as of October 27

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'What if someone falls ill?': Delhi's non-BS VI vehicle ban from November 1 leaves Noida commuters worried
Data from the Noida transport department showed that Noida and Greater Noida had 9.7 lakh registered petrol and 1.3 lakh diesel vehicles as of October 27
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