GAMES-LD CHIDAMBARAM 2 LST

"We must behave as citizens of a big, good international
city," Chidamabaram said.

Observing that people in the city often do not obey
traffic rules, he said the national capital needs to change
its mindset.
He noted that Germany had initiated a three-year programme
to change the behavioural pattern of its citizens before it
organised Football world cup while China ran maximum number of
teaching programmes before Olympics.

During a recent meeting of Heads of Missions on security
arrangements for Commonwealth Games, High Commissioner of
Mauritius M Choonee said the government should tell Delhi
drivers to drive in lanes.

"Delhi drivers are very bad. They do not drive in lanes.
Please ask them to drive in lanes," Choonee said. PTI