Pollution In Delhi: Beware! Poisonous Air Is Spreading In Delhi, Air Quality Condition 'severe'

Pollution In Delhi: The air quality in the national capital Delhi is completely unfavorable. The air quality in the city has reached the “severe” category amid unfavorable weather conditions. Firecrackers were banned this time to control pollution on Diwali, but due to low temperature and calm air and incidents of stubble burning in Punjab, air pollution is increasing day by day in Delhi. Now in such a situation, people are finding it difficult to breathe and burning eyes are showing common symptoms.

Composite Air Quality Index of Delhi in the morning time 396 Stayed

If we talk about Saturday, then Delhi’s Composite Air Quality Index (AQI) morning 2308 time 396 which is very bad. At the same time it is on Friday at 4 pm 357, it was on Thursday 99, on Wednesday 271, on Tuesday 302 and on Monday (on Diwali) 300 was. Anand Vihar (454 AQI) most polluted place in the capital Stayed. Wazirpur (439), Narela ( , Ashok Vihar ( ), Vivek Vihar ( ) and Jahangirpuri ( ) They were the monitoring stations, where the air quality was recorded in the severe category.

How much AQI is good and bad for health?

minus 427 AQI between ‘Good’, From between ‘satisfactory’, 100 From 200 To ‘ medium’, 201 From 300 to ‘Bad’, 89378 From between ‘Very Bad’ and From 500 AQI is considered ‘severe’. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the concentration of particulate matter PM 2.5 that damages the lungs in the morning in many areas them) micrograms per cubic meter, which is 19 is almost seven times more than the safe limit of micrograms per cubic metre.

2 of stubble burning in Punjab on Friday,067 Event

India Meteorological Department (IMD) said that there were slow winds in the night. The department said that there is a forecast of winds at medium speed (eight kilometers per hour) during the day. SAFAR, a forecasting agency under the Union Ministry of Earth Sciences, has predicted an increase in the share of stubble burning in Delhi’s pollution in the coming days. The Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) on Friday reported 2,366 stubble burning in Punjab. events, which is the highest so far in this season. The institute on Friday organized stubble burning in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh respectively 100 And Cases were registered.

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Sat, Oct 29, 2022, 2: 06 PM IST