Diwali Fireworks Turn Delhi-NCR Into a 'Gas Chamber', AQI Reaches Severe Category
Air pollution is increasing in many cities across the country, including Delhi-NCR. On Diwali, Sunday (November 8), the AQI reached 228, but it increased significantly after dusk. Due to firecrackers, pollution levels reached the severe category. In Noida, the AQI remained at 221 until 2 p.m., but this also increased significantly by nightfall. Meanwhile, Mumbai, one of the country's largest cities, also saw deter…
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Air pollution is increasing in many cities across the country, including Delhi-NCR. On Diwali, Sunday (November 8), the AQI reached 228, but it increased significantly after dusk. Due to firecrackers, pollution levels reached the severe category. In Noida, the AQI remained at 221 until 2 p.m., but this also increased significantly by nightfall. Meanwhile, Mumbai, one of the country's largest cities, also saw deter…
The effects of Diwali fireworks were clearly visible in the city's air the next day. The noise and smoke from the fireworks that continued throughout the night made Noida's air toxic.
Pollution is steadily increasing in Uttar Pradesh's NCR cities, including Ghaziabad, on Diwali. Today, Sunday, air in Ghaziabad, Noida, Amroha, and Delhi reached the red zone. The air in Ghaziabad, Delhi, Noida, and surrounding cities has become toxic, with firecrackers expected to increase pollution even more rapidly over the next two days. Pollution has worsened in Ghaziabad, Noida, Bulandshahr, and Gajraula, among others. The impact of smoke …
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