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In Photos | After Diwali Comes Doom in Delhi as Air Turns Toxic
Delhi’s air quality reached an AQI of 334, classified as very poor, due to stubble burning, firecracker use, and emissions, prompting Stage 2 pollution control measures.
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Delhi continues to choke 3 days after Diwali as AQI plunges into ‘severe' category amid GRAP 2 in effect
Delhi continues to choke three days after Diwali, with air quality plunging into the 'severe' and 'very poor' categories in various parts of the national capital amid GRAP-2 being in effect.
·New Delhi, India
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Delhi's air quality has been recorded as extremely poor for the second consecutive day. Despite a decrease in stubble burning in Punjab, the AQI exceeded 400 in many areas. Anand Vihar, Nehru Nagar, and Wazirpur are the worst affected areas in the capital.
Air quality in the Indian capital New Delhi has deteriorated to levels hazardous to human health, largely due to the use of fireworks during celebrations of the Hindu festival of Diwali.
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- 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
34% Left
L 34%
C 33%
R 33%
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