Delhi’s air quality persists in the ‘very poor’ category for the ninth consecutive day post-Diwali, with smog engulfing the city. The AQI in various areas ranges from 343 to 411, causing respiratory problems and other health issues for residents. Experts and locals emphasize the collective responsibility to combat pollution, citing factors like stubble burning, vehicular emissions, and firecrackers.
Delhi’s air quality persists in the ‘very poor’ category for the ninth consecutive day post-Diwali, with smog engulfing the city. The AQI in various areas ranges from 343 to 411, causing respiratory problems and other health issues for residents. Experts and locals emphasize the collective responsibility to combat pollution, citing factors like stubble burning, vehicular emissions, and firecrackers. Delhi’s air quality persists in the ‘very poor’ category for the ninth consecutive day post-Diwali, with smog engulfing the city. The AQI in various areas ranges from 343 to 411, causing respiratory problems and other health issues for residents. Experts and locals emphasize the collective responsibility to combat pollution, citing factors like stubble burning, vehicular emissions, and firecrackers. Read More
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