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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)Delhi Pollution: How Schools Can Prepare For A Bad-Air Day? Check Measures
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Medical experts told LiveMint that the physiological responses to smog, seasonal influenza and common colds in Delhi and Mumbai are remarkably alike, making it difficult for individuals to self‑diagnose the cause of persistent coughing and complicating treatment. In response to poor air quality, NDTV reported that Delhi schools are advised to keep ventilation systems working, use air purifiers where possible and avoid campus activities that generate dust, as precautionary measures on bad‑air days.
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center · 1 outlet
A thick layer of smog engulfs the city, further deteriorating air quality at NH 24 on November 04, 2026 in New Delhi. According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), seven monitoring stations across the city recorded AQI levels above 400, indicating severe air quality. A thick…
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right · 4 outlets
Nineteen Delhi monitoring stations recorded air quality levels of 400 or above, while neighbouring cities reported varied pollution readings on Thursday
RSS excerpt
Delhi Schools: Maintain ventilation systems, use air purifiers where feasible, and avoid activities that generate dust on campus.
