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CenterIt’s stinking…! Fix drainage water leaking on main road
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Despite the implementation of GRAP‑2 curbs and a vehicle restriction at the Gurgaon border, Delhi’s air quality continued to deteriorate. The Economic Times reported that the city’s overall AQI reached 605, with Mandir Marg recording an AQI above 500. Other severely affected sites included Punjabi Bagh at 452, Dhaula Kuan at 417, ITO at 418, RK Puram at 423, Ghazipur at 410 and the area around India Gate at 414, all classified as severe. Earlier coverage noted an AQI of 373 at 7:05 am, with 21 stations in the severe category.
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Leaking drainage water near Ramnagar Gundu in Lalithanagar causes unbearable stench and mosquito hazards; residents urge GHMC for immediate repairs.
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Leaking drainage water near Ramnagar Gundu in Lalithanagar causes unbearable stench and mosquito hazards; residents urge GHMC for immediate repairs.