
Delhi's AQI Remains in 'Poor' Category Amid Haze
What Happened?
Delhi's air quality index (AQI) dropped to 216, classified as 'poor', following Dussehra. Ghaziabad and Noida also reported poor air quality, with haze affecting visibility.
Key points
- Delhi's AQI is currently at 216, indicating poor air quality.
- Ghaziabad and Noida also fall in the poor air quality category.
- Gurugram's air quality is classified as unhealthy.
- The poor AQI category ranges from 201 to 300.
- Delhi's AQI is expected to remain poor until October 23.
- No rain is forecasted for the coming week, with mostly clear skies.
Key insights
- The government's anti-pollution measures will begin on November 1, aiming to improve air quality.
- Restrictions on older vehicles and construction activities are part of the winter action plan.
- The lack of rain may exacerbate air quality issues in the coming days.
Why it matters
The deteriorating air quality affects residents' health and visibility in the region.
Source
Times Now


