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Center Owned by Daily Thanthi GroupEditorial: Lost again in the winter smog
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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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As widely feared, air quality in New Delhi worsened the morning after Deepavali with at least 20 monitoring stations across the national capital reporting PM 2.5 pollutant levels in the ‘Severe’ (400+) category. Several other cities in the north also recorded ‘Very Poor’ (301-400) air quality…
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As widely feared, air quality in New Delhi worsened the morning after Deepavali with at least 20 monitoring stations across the national capital reporting PM 2.5 pollutant levels in the ‘Severe’ (400+) category. Several other cities in the north also recorded ‘Very Poor’ (301-400) air quality…
