DELHI AIR POLLUTION

Published By Livemint | 08 Nov, 2023

A persistent toxic haze engulfs the national capital, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 395, firmly in the 'very poor' category. Credit : UNSPLASH

Punjabi Bagh

Punjabi Bagh tops the list with an alarming AQI of 460, signifying the grave air pollution challenges in this locality. Credit : UNSPLASH

Anand Vihar

Anand Vihar follows closely with an AQI of 452, highlighting the severity of air quality issues in this area. Credit : UNSPLASH

RK Puram

RK Puram records an AQI of 433, indicating a significant concern for residents in the region. Credit : UNSPLASH

Sri Aurobindo Marg

Sri Aurobindo Marg experiences an AQI of 382, demonstrating the need for immediate action to address air pollution. Credit : UNSPLASH

Shadipur

Shadipur's AQI stands at 413, highlighting the pressing need for measures to alleviate air pollution. Credit : UNSPLASH

Airport (T3)

Even the airport's Terminal 3 area records an AQI of 450, emphasising the extent of air quality challenges in the vicinity. Credit : UNSPLASH

Mathura Road

Mathura Road registers an AQI of 403, underscoring the severity of air pollution issues along this route. Credit : UNSPLASH

Delhi University

Delhi University reports an AQI of 376, necessitating immediate steps to mitigate air pollution around the educational institution. Credit : UNSPLASH

Dhirpur

Dhirpur experiences a high AQI of 458, further emphasising the urgency in addressing air quality concerns. Credit : UNSPLASH

Pusa

Pusa records a relatively lower AQI of 286 but remains an area of concern, highlighting the air pollution issues in Delhi. Credit : UNSPLASH

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