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Center-Left Owned by New Generation Media Corporation Pvt. Ltd.Delhi air quality remains ‘very poor’ on Diwali eve, 18 stations record 'severe' AQI
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Delhi recorded an AQI of 364 on Saturday morning, classifying the air as “very poor” ahead of Diwali, and forecasts warned of a slide into the severe category as celebrations threaten to worsen pollution. Eighteen monitoring stations reported “severe” AQI (401‑500), with other reports noting up to twenty‑two stations in that range. The Directorate of Education directed all government and private schools up to class 5 to shift to hybrid mode as pollution levels are expected to deteriorate further.
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The capital recorded an AQI of 364 on Saturday morning (Nov 7), with forecasts warning of a slide into the severe category as Diwali celebrations threaten to worsen pollution levels
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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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New Delhi : Delhi's air quality remained in the 'very poor' category on Saturday (November 07) morning, with the city's 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI) at 366, according to Central Pollution Control Board data. Twenty-two of the 59 monitoring stations reported 'severe' air (401-500) at 7.30…
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The capital recorded an AQI of 364 on Saturday morning (Nov 7), with forecasts warning of a slide into the severe category as Diwali celebrations threaten to worsen pollution levels
