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New Delhi: Delhi-NCR witnessed light rain, improving air quality to the 'poor' category and easing dense fog, while North India battles intense cold and snow in hilly regions.
Delhi residents wake up to light rain, reduced visibility
New Delhi: The weather also played a role in the improved air quality. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) recorded a minimum temperature of 10.4°C, 0.9°C above the seasonal average.
Supreme Court also sought to know steps taken by the Delhi Government to inform the people that trucks will not be allowed entry from the 13 entry points. The top court appreciated the 13 court Commissioners for the work they have done.
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai has urged Chief Secretary Dharmendra for strict enforcement of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) to address the worsening air quality in the national capital.
According to the CPCB data, the AQI measured at Chandni Chowk till 7 am was 359, IGI Airport (T3) 357, ITO 344, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium 342, RK Puram 372, Okhla Phase 2 374, Patparganj 379, Sonia Vihar 400 and Aya Nagar 359.
New Delhi: Families are taking diverse measures to combat the hazardous air quality. The survey shows that 27% of households are using air purifiers, staying indoors, and increasing their intake of immunity-boosting foods and drinks.
New Delhi: Rai highlighted that consultations with experts were underway to explore the possibility of artificial rain, which could help settle the pollutants hanging in the air and provide relief from the toxic smog.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has ordered all Delhi-NCR states to form teams to ensure immediate enforcement of GRAP measures.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court criticized authorities for the delay in enforcing Stage 4 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP), designed to mitigate air pollution.
New Delhi: Authorities have issued a public advisory urging citizens to limit outdoor activities, especially during the early morning and evening hours when pollution levels are at their peak.
Delhi News: The Delhi government continues to monitor the situation closely, urging citizens to cooperate in reducing pollution levels. Experts remain cautious, warning of potential setbacks if strict adherence to anti-pollution measures is not maintained.
