
Delhi's Air Quality Remains 'Very Poor' At 311; Minimum Temperature To Stay Around 15°C
What Happened?
Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) is at 311, categorizing it as 'very poor'. The minimum temperature is expected to be around 15°C, slightly below average for this time of year.
Key points
- The AQI in Delhi is currently at 311, indicating 'very poor' air quality.
- Health risks are particularly high for vulnerable groups like children and the elderly.
- The minimum temperature is forecasted to be around 15°C, with a maximum of 28°C.
- Pollution is attributed to vehicular emissions, construction activities, and stubble burning.
- Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities and use masks and air purifiers.
Key insights
- Continued poor air quality may lead to increased respiratory issues among residents.
- The IMD's temperature forecast indicates a typical winter pattern, but pollution levels remain a concern.
- Health authorities may need to implement stricter measures to protect public health.
Why it matters
The air quality poses health risks, especially for vulnerable populations.
Source
Times Now
