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Delhi Pollution Alert: This morning has again brought a worrying news for the people of Delhi. We all were expecting that with the increasing cold the air might become clearer, but exactly the opposite happened. The harshness of winter has started in the capital, but pollution is not showing signs of going away. On Wednesday it was thought that perhaps there would be some relief, but early today (Thursday) the air level has again started scaring.
If you are planning to go out of the house today, then be careful, because the air in most areas ‘Very Poor’ category, and in some places the situation ‘Severe’ Have been done.
1. Situation is most critical in Wazirpur and Bawana
If you live around Wazirpur or Bawana, then you need to take special precautions. This morning’s figures from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) are scary.
- Wazirpur: AQI 404 (severe)
- Bawana: AQI 403 (severe)
AQI crossing 400 means breathing open air is enough to make even a healthy person sick.
The condition of other areas is also bad:
Not just these two places, entire Delhi is feeling like a gas chamber. See the meter of your area:
- Vivek Vihar: 395
- Jahangir Puri: 392
- Anand Vihar: 386
- Narela and Chandni Chowk: 386 and 368
2. Is it fog or smoke?
When people woke up in the morning, there was a thick white layer in the sky. Don’t mistake it for just fog. This fog and smoke together ‘Smog’ Making. Due to this, visibility has reduced significantly. People are facing problems even while driving. Health experts have a simple advice – if it is not absolutely necessary, the elderly and children should not walk outside right now. Keep the windows of the house closed and use a mask.
3. Demonstration with oxygen cylinder, politics heated up
Now both anger and politics are being seen on this ‘medical emergency’ like situation in Delhi. Congress organized a unique protest to show the seriousness of pollution. Congress leaders in hands oxygen cylinder Came in front of the media with a mask on his face. He said that this is a health emergency and the government should wake up from its sleep. Leaders say that Delhiites are yearning for clean air.