Delhi’s air quality remains ‘poor’ at 292; layer of smog covers city
Summary
Delhi's air quality remains poor with an AQI of 292, and a layer of smog covers the city, posing health risks due to widespread pollution.
Key Points
- Delhi's air quality index (AQI) remained poor at 292, with several areas experiencing very poor levels above 300.
- Iconic landmarks like India Gate were partially obscured by smog, reducing visibility in parts of the city.
- The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) categorizes AQI levels and explained the health impacts associated with each category.
- Areas including Akshardham, Ghazipur, and Anand Vihar recorded AQI in the 'Very Poor' category, indicating significant respiratory health risks.
