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Delhi's Air Quality Improves Slightly to 'Poor' at 245 Amid Mixed Pollution Levels
Delhis air quality has improved slightly to a poor level, with an Air Quality Index of 245, as authorities implement measures to combat rising air pollution.
- On Saturday morning, Delhi recorded an Air Quality Index of 245, placing the air quality in the poor category according to the Central Pollution Control Board.
- In response to persistent air pollution, the Delhi government has banned certain vehicles from entering the city and doubled parking fees to reduce private vehicle usage.
- Water sprinklers are being employed across the National Capital Region (India) to help mitigate the effects of air pollution and improve overall air quality.
Why It Matters
Improving air quality in Delhi is crucial for public health, as high levels of air pollution can lead to serious health issues. Ongoing efforts to address these challenges reflect a growing awareness and urgency surrounding environmental concerns in urban areas.