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New Delhi: Amidst the continuously changing weather, Delhi is now feeling cold in the morning and night. AC and cooler have also started switching off. Due to clear sky the temperature is also falling. In this respect, Tuesday was the coldest morning of this season in Delhi. The weather department estimates that the temperature will drop in the coming days.
The minimum temperature recorded was 17.4 degrees Celsius.
Even today, it is sunny in most parts of Delhi since morning. As the day progresses, the sun is becoming more intense. However, there is also a possibility of partly cloudy sky. Today's minimum temperature was 17.4 degrees Celsius, which is 2 degrees below normal, which is the lowest this season. The minimum temperature can be 35 degrees Celsius.
The sky will remain clear for the next three-four days
The weather department estimates that the sky will remain clear for the next three-four days. This will cause minimal drop in temperature. The maximum temperature will gradually decrease.
AQI recorded at 207 at 9 am
According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Delhi's average air quality index at 9 am on Tuesday was 207. This level of air is kept in the poor category. There is a possibility of a slight increase in the air quality index in the next two days.
AAP government failed to control pollution
State Congress President Devendra Yadav has accused the AAP government of failing to curb pollution even during its 10-year rule. He said that undoubtedly, control over firecrackers is an effective step to stop pollution in Delhi, but why do Environment Minister Gopal Rai and former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal not consider stubble burning in Punjab as the reason for the increasing pollution in Delhi, while Haryana is responsible for the pollution in Delhi. Including NCR region is being considered responsible.
Yadav said that former Chief Minister Kejriwal had promised to eliminate three landfills, the biggest cause of pollution in Delhi, before the Municipal Corporation elections and after the Municipal Corporation came to power. Minister Kailash Gehlot had given a statement in the Assembly that Okhla Landfill will be completed by December 2023, Bhalswa Landfill by March 2024 and Ghazipur Landfill by December 2024.
Both water and air pollution are of concern in the capital, which adversely affects people's health. Yadav said that in the last 10 years, the Delhi government has failed to control pollution despite taking other measures like odd-even, switching off red lights in cars, smog towers, sprinkling of water on roads and vehicles.
