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Center-Left Owned by New Generation Media Corporation Pvt. Ltd.Doctors advise N95 masks, indoor exercise, air purifiers amid high pollution in Delhi
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Doctors have advised people to temporarily leave Delhi because current measures are inadequate, noting that those with prolonged outdoor exposure and daily commutes are especially vulnerable to poor air quality. They also recommend N95 masks, indoor exercise and air purifiers. Monitoring data from 58 stations on Tuesday showed 28 stations reporting “very poor” air quality, 28 reporting “poor” levels and two reporting “moderate” air quality, with no station recording “severe” air quality.
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Of the 58 monitoring stations that recorded data on Tuesday, 28 reported 'very poor' air quality, 28 recorded 'poor' levels and two reported 'moderate' air quality. No station recorded 'severe' air quality
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Doctors advised residents to regularly monitor AQI, wear properly fitted N95 masks when stepping outdoors, and avoid jogging during periods of poor air quality.
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Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has accused the BJP government of failing to tackle Delhi's worsening air pollution, questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi over unspent environmental funds and missing PM2.5 readings at monitoring stations. He demanded accountability, citing pollution-linked…
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Of the 58 monitoring stations that recorded data on Tuesday, 28 reported 'very poor' air quality, 28 recorded 'poor' levels and two reported 'moderate' air quality. No station recorded 'severe' air quality
