Delhi in critical PM2.5 state
Index 471 exceeds WHO
The air quality index in India's Delhi reached 471 points, classified as "critical" and more than 30 times above the WHO recommended limit. Doctors attribute pollution to emissions from transport and industry, low wind speed, high humidity, and seasonal burning of agricultural crops.
Context
Delhi regularly ranks among the cities with the highest levels of air pollution, especially from September to February.
Summary:
Delhi's PM2.5 level reached a critical 471, far exceeding WHO limits. Causes include traffic, industry, unfavorable weather, and crop burning.
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- Source: https://t.me/newsby_btrc/182658
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