GRAP II Imposed in Delhi with Immediate Effect Amid 'Very Poor' Air Quality; Check Key Restrictions
Authorities ordered stricter dust control, higher parking fees and staggered office timings as Delhi’s AQI rose to 324, officials said.
- The Commission for Air Quality Management imposed GRAP Stage II across Delhi-NCR with immediate effect on Monday as the AQI surged to 324 amid "unfavourable weather conditions."
- Air quality deteriorated sharply, with the AQI rising from 117 on October 31 to 261 on November 1, prompting authorities to implement stricter pollution controls.
- Authorities must intensify dust control measures, including daily mechanised road sweeping and water sprinkling across Delhi-NCR, while increasing parking fees to discourage private vehicle usage.
- Non-BS-VI petrol and diesel vehicles registered outside Delhi are barred from entry, though electric, CNG, and BS-VI-compliant vehicles remain exempt from restrictions.
- The Commission will keep a close watch on the air quality scenario, reviewing the situation periodically based on forecasts from the IMD and IITM for further decisions.
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GRAP II imposed in Delhi with immediate effect amid 'very poor' air quality; check key restrictions
GRAP Stage II has been implemented in Delhi-NCR due to a significant decline in air quality. The Commission for Air Quality Management reported an increase in the AQI from 117 to 324 recently. These figures indicate a shift to the 'very poor' category following unfavorable weather conditions. Authorities will now intensify measures to reduce dust pollution and promote public transportation.
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