Delhi air pollution
The average AQI in Delhi dropped below the 300 mark amid conditions favourable for the dispersion of pollutants, prompting the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to revoke curbs under Stage 3 of GRAP
[…]Delhi’s air pollution levels showed an increasing trend and the 24-hour average air quality index (AQI) stood at 357 at 4 pm, up from 297 on Wednesday, owing to “calm winds and foggy conditions”
[…]Delhi’s air quality improved significantly. The Air Quality Index (AQI) came down to 392 in the ‘very poor’ category from 429 on Friday, Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data showed
[…]In Delhi, most areas are grappling with severe air pollution, with AQI levels ranging between 400 and 500 which falls in the ‘severe plus’ category.
[…]Previously, all schools in Delhi had shifted to hybrid mode on November 25, before resuming in-person classes on December 5
[…]The Delhi and NCR state governments have also been directed to stagger timings for public offices and municipal bodies under stage III
[…]Delhi has been grappling with a severe pollution crisis over the past few days, with a thick layer of smog enveloping the city particularly during early mornings and evenings
[…]The Centre suggested government employees to use carpool and take public transport as much as possible to minimise air pollution, officials said
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