Delhi continued to reel under intense cold wave conditions with the mercury plummeting below normal even as dark clouds and fog engulfed the national capital throwing normal life out of gear.
The Met Office recorded four degrees Celsius as the minimum temperature, which is four degrees below normal.
Dark clouds and dense fog resulted in poor visibility throwing air traffic movement out of gear.
Some trains coming to Delhi were delayed by hours forcing the authorities either to reschedule or cancel some of the
trains going out of the national capital.
Chilly wave conditions also hit the daily life of the citizens who were facing the harshest winter in the last four decades.
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