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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustDelhi’s AQI turns ‘severe’ at 483 on Diwali, several areas record pollution levels above 400
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On Diwali, Delhi's AQI reached 483, with several areas like Punjabi Bagh, RK Puram and Bawana recording readings above 400. The city experienced a thick haze, poor visibility and worsening air quality as winter began, raising concerns among residents.
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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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Delhi’s air quality deteriorated sharply on Sunday morning, with the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) slipping into the ‘severe’ category at 483 at 8:10 am, as several parts of the national capital recorded pollution levels above 400, according to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB…
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The Commission for Air Quality Management brought in Stage III curbs across Delhi-NCR on Friday, anticipating worse air over Diwali.
— NDTV
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Delhi’s air quality deteriorated sharply on Sunday morning, with the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) slipping into the ‘severe’ category at 483 at 8:10 am, as several parts of the national capital recorded pollution levels above 400, according to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB…
