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Center Owned by HT MediaIIT to Rohini: 10 most polluted areas in Delhi amid ‘very poor’ AQI on Diwali eve
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On the eve of Diwali, Delhi’s air quality deteriorated sharply, with the HT Pollution Dashboard identifying ten most polluted areas from IIT to Rohini. The analysis reported that 21 monitoring stations registered ‘severe’ air quality while 30 stations fell into the ‘very poor’ category. India Today noted that the AQI in the Delhi NCR region rose above 400, prompting officials to describe the situation as a serious air emergency ahead of the festival.
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An analysis by the HT Pollution Dashboard showed that 21 stations recorded 'severe' air quality, while 30 were in the 'very poor' category.
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Delhi-NCR has invoked GRAP Stage III restrictions ahead of Diwali as pollution levels worsened, with the capital's AQI reaching 382. The curbs include restrictions on older vehicles, construction and dust-generating activities, while essential projects, additional Metro services and buses can…
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An analysis by the HT Pollution Dashboard showed that 21 stations recorded 'severe' air quality, while 30 were in the 'very poor' category.
