Last year, significant traffic congestion occurred near the United Nations building in Manhattan. Observations documented by traffic monitoring systems showed a substantial delay on First Avenue, resulting in delays for commuters and surrounding businesses. The incident was attributed to the commencement of the United Nations General Assembly, which is expected to draw large numbers of international visitors and personnel to the area. Traffic volume is anticipated to remain elevated throughout the event, impacting local transportation networks.
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