As air quality worsens in Delhi, 4 stations now in ‘severe’ category
Thursday, 24 October 2024 Delhi's air quality worsened significantly with many areas reporting 'severe' AQI levels due to calm winds and stubble burning from neighboring states. The city's AQI ranged between 364 and 433, indicating 'very poor' to 'severe' pollution levels. Forecasts predict continued poor air quality over the next week.
Delhi's air quality index (AQI) registered at 349, placing it in the 'very poor' category according to SAFAR monitoring system. Jahangirpuri emerged as the most polluted area within Delhi, recording a concerning AQI of 417, while Anand Vihar followed closely with an AQI of 402. A dense layer of smog...
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The AQI is categorised into six levels: 0-50 (Good), 51-100 (Satisfactory), 101-200 (Moderate), 201-300 (Poor), 301-400 (Very Poor), and 401-500 (Severe). DNA
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