Delhi pollution | Air pollution in national capital Delhi is increasing gradually. Since the last three days, the intensity of air pollution has been continuously increasing. The Air Quality Index (AQI) which was 322 on Monday reached 327 on Tuesday. It rose to 336 on Wednesday morning.
New Delhi: Air pollution in the national capital Delhi is gradually increasing. Since the last three days, the intensity of air pollution has been continuously increasing. The Air Quality Index (AQI) which was 322 on Monday reached 327 on Tuesday. It rose to 336 on Wednesday morning. System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR)- India revealed these details.
Experts say that the dense smoke emitted by farmers in Punjab state, which is a neighbor of Delhi, due to stubble burning in their crop fields is causing the increase in Delhi’s air pollution. Pollution is increasing as this smoke adds to the moisture in the winter air. There is a threat to the health of the people of Delhi.
#WATCH | Overall Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi stands at 336, in the ‘Very Poor’ category as per SAFAR-India.
(Visuals from Safdarjung Enclave) pic.twitter.com/tJFjxE9t70
— ANI (@ANI) November 1, 2023
#WATCH | Light haze envelops Kartavya Path as overall air quality is in ‘Very Poor’ category in Delhi
A morning walker says, “Since October, the air quality has worsened. I experience slight discomfort due to pollution during this period in the city.” pic.twitter.com/Efgp0ioj3w
— ANI (@ANI) November 1, 2023
