Delhi-NCR AQI Crosses 400 as Severe Pollution Persists Despite GRAP-3
Severe air pollution grips Delhi-NCR Breathing has become difficult in Delhi and across the entire NCR as air pollution remains severe.
Severe air pollution grips Delhi-NCR
Breathing has become difficult in Delhi and across the entire NCR as air pollution remains severe. Despite strict rules and the restrictions imposed under GRAP-3, the air continues to remain toxic.
In several areas, the Air Quality Index, or AQI, has crossed 400. This falls in the extremely severe category. Restrictions have been imposed on construction work and non-essential activities, but the thick layer of smog still shows no sign of clearing.
The situation has become so serious that every breath is adding to the toxic pollution entering people’s lungs. People are advised to use masks whenever they step outside and take steps to protect themselves.
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