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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerPollution eases, haze engulfs North India
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After Deepavali, air quality in New Delhi deteriorated, with at least 20 monitoring stations reporting PM 2.5 levels in the ‘Severe’ (400+) range, while several northern cities recorded ‘Very Poor’ (301‑400) air quality. The following day, conditions eased to a reading of 299, placing Delhi in the ‘poor’ category, as winds helped disperse toxic pollutants; however, satellite images continued to show a massive blanket of haze over the region.
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Delhi breathed a little easier on Tuesday after a choking Monday post-Diwali, as air quality improved to 299, the “poor” category, with winds dispersing toxic pollutants and the pattern likely to prevail over the next few days. Satellite pictures, however, show a grim scene: a massive blanket of…
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Delhi breathed a little easier on Tuesday after a choking Monday post-Diwali, as air quality improved to 299, the “poor” category, with winds dispersing toxic pollutants and the pattern likely to prevail over the next few days. Satellite pictures, however, show a grim scene: a massive blanket of…
