Are you also breathing in the gas chamber? You will be scared to know the condition of Jahangirpuri and Noida:

Are you also feeling a slight burning sensation in your eyes as soon as you wake up in the morning? Or is that clear blue sky when you peek out from the balcony of the house now lost somewhere behind the blanket of mist? If yes, then you are not alone. The air of Delhi and its surrounding areas (Delhi-NCR) has once again become ‘poisonous’, and to be honest, the situation is worrying.

We all know that this time of the year is a bit difficult for the people of Delhi, but the latest situation shows that the pollution level (AQI) is crossing the danger mark.

In which areas is ‘breathing’ heaviest?

According to the latest updates, the situation is not just bad but has reached the ‘Very Poor to Severe’ category. worst case scenario Jahangirpuri Is of. There the pollution meter is running beyond the red mark. This simply means that breathing open air there can be as harmful as smoking cigarettes.

Not only Delhi, its neighboring cities are also not untouched. Noida The situation is also similar. The amount of pollutant particles (PM 2.5 and PM 10) in the air here has increased so much that a morning walk can now spoil health instead of improving it. In a way, the entire NCR is currently in the grip of smog.

Why did the air suddenly become so bad?

This is not just a matter of vehicle smoke. With the onset of winter, the wind speed reduces, due to which the dust and smoke particles remain stuck in one place. On top of that, the temperature is falling, due to which this ‘pollution’ gets trapped in the lower surface of the atmosphere. outcome? Visibility has reduced and breathing is difficult.

What is important to you?

This is not just a news, a Health Advisory As it is. If you are struggling with asthma or any respiratory problem, then now is the time to be extremely cautious.

1. Avoid morning walk: If possible, avoid exercising outside early in the morning. Wait for the sun to rise and the fog to clear.
2. Take care of children and the elderly: The increasing pollution first affects their lungs.
3. Return of Mask: We may not like to wear masks, but using an N95 mask while going out can save you from visiting the doctor.

The administration is taking strict steps from its side, the rules of Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) are also in force, but real security lies in one’s own caution. Delhi’s air is ‘sick’ right now, so take extra care of yourself.

Stay safe, and keep hoping for fresh air