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City agencies, led by Chief Minister Atishi, introduce stricter regulations to fight rising dust pollution
[…]As this report was prepared, multiple transformers in the area were partially submerged under flooded roads
[…]Not being able to attend their schools due to the lack of facilities provided for online classes is a reality that students in the area are forced to confront every monsoon when schools get flooded
[…]Stir by private and government hospital doctors in the national capital over the rape and murder of a Kolkata doctor brings healthcare services in the city to a halt, leaving countless patients without medical care
[…]Most of the drains in Delhi are clogged with silt and garbage, leaving streets inundated and causing inconvenience to the residents
[…]The Municipal Corporation of Delhi and the Public Works Department were apprised of the risks that the students at coaching centres were facing
[…]The number of dengue cases in the first six months of the year is twice as much as the city witnessed during the same period last year; however, hospitals are ready to avoid crisis similar to what struck the national capital in 2015, when 60 people succumbed to the disease
[…]Delhi’s top hospitals report significant increase in illnesses related to or exacerbated by the rising temperatures; doctors advise youngsters and elderly to stay at home during daytime
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