Delhi air pollution
Delhi's Air Quality Maintains 'Severe' Status
Bawana station reported PM 2.5 hitting 500 and PM 10 at 495, with CO at 101, classified as 'moderate,' and NO2 at 28, considered 'good.' Meanwhile, Dwarka sector-8 station marked PM 2.5 at 481 and PM 10 at 414, both in the 'severe' category, while CO remained at 86 in 'satisfactory' levels.
Conflicting AQI Readings Raise Air Quality Concerns in Delhi Amid Smog, PM 2.5 Levels Soar to 500
A dense and noxious haze, commonly known as 'smog,' enveloped Delhi and its neighboring areas on Monday morning.
Persistent 'Poor' Air Quality Lingers in Delhi
Specifically, at the Anand Vihar station, PM 10 was recorded at 244, categorizing as 'poor,' while PM 2.5 stood at 103, indicating a 'moderate' level.
Delhi's Air Quality Plummets to 'Severe' Levels Once Again
The Anand Vihar station experienced fluctuations in AQI. After briefly improving on Wednesday evening, it once again entered the severe category with PM 2.5 and PM 10 levels hitting 500, while carbon monoxide (CO) remained in the 'moderate' category at 125, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
Delhi’s AQI slightly improves at some places, overall air quality in 'very poor' category
In the national capital, the Anand Vihar station entered in the ‘very poor' category with PM 2.5 at 367 at 6 p.m while the CO was at 108, under 'moderate' category, as per the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
Delhi to Implement Odd-Even Scheme from November 13 to 20, Announces Minister
During a press conference held after a high-level meeting involving Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and other senior officials, Rai confirmed, "Given the severity of air pollution, the Odd-Even vehicle system will be in effect for one week, starting from November 13th to November 20th."
Delhi's AQI Remains in the 'Severe' Category, with Some Slight Improvement at Certain Locations
In the national capital, the Anand Vihar station also reported "severe" air quality with PM 2.5 at 411 and PM 10 at 410, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
Delhi AQI continues to be in 'severe' category
Aya Nagar: PM 2.5 at 416 and PM 10 at 440, both in the 'severe' category, while CO was at 126 in the 'moderate' category, as per the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
Delhi's Air Quality Exceeds WHO Guidelines by 100 times
In response to the deteriorating air quality, schools were shut down, and non-essential construction activities were prohibited.
Delhi Imposes Construction and Demolition Ban to Combat Air Pollution
The ban encompasses a comprehensive range of activities, including boring, drilling, excavation, and stuffing, at construction and demolition sites.
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