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Delhi air turns hazardous; AQI touches 605, GRAP-II vehicle curb enforced at Gurgaon border

Delhi air turns hazardous; AQI touches 605, GRAP-II vehicle curb enforced at Gurgaon border

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    Delhi AQI: Among the worst-affected locations, Punjabi Bagh recorded an AQI of 452, followed by Dhaula Kuan at 417, ITO at 418, RK Puram at 423 and Ghazipur at 410. The air quality around India Gate stood at 414, with all these locations falling in the severe category.

    — The Economic Times

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Delhi AQI: Among the worst-affected locations, Punjabi Bagh recorded an AQI of 452, followed by Dhaula Kuan at 417, ITO at 418, RK Puram at 423 and Ghazipur at 410. The air quality around India Gate stood at 414, with all these locations falling in the severe category.

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The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co. Current article

Delhi air turns hazardous; AQI touches 605, GRAP-II vehicle curb enforced at Gurgaon border

Delhi AQI: Among the worst-affected locations, Punjabi Bagh recorded an AQI of 452, followed by Dhaula Kuan at 417, ITO at 418, RK Puram at 423 and Ghazipur at 410. The air quality around India Gate stood at 414, with all these locations falling in the severe category.

The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Delhi records worst air quality in 287 days, AQI hits 350

NEW DELHI: The capital has recorded its worst air quality in 287 days on Tuesday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) climbing to 350, and 10 monitoring stations reporting severe pollution levels. Delhi last recorded a higher AQI on January 20 this year settling at 378. Of the 57 air quality monitoring…

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