
Delhi Suffers Severe Smog, Records Alarming AQI Levels
What Happened?
Delhi is facing severe air pollution, with AQI levels exceeding 400 in many areas. IIT Delhi recorded the highest at 487, indicating a worsening situation.
Key points
- Delhi's overall AQI reached severe levels at 403.
- Chandni Chowk recorded an AQI of 476.
- Vasundhara Enclave reported an AQI of 429.
- The India Meteorological Department issued a fog alert.
- Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities.
Key insights
- Prolonged exposure to high AQI levels may lead to respiratory issues.
- Children and the elderly are particularly at risk from the pollution.
- The fog could further complicate commuting and visibility.
Why it matters
The severe air quality could pose serious health risks to vulnerable populations.
Source
Times Now



