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Delhi-NCR faces worsening air quality as haze blankets the region, with the AQI forecast to remain in the poor category until October 23.

Delhi is set for dry weather until October 22, with temperatures reaching 34°C. The Capital’s AQI stands at 348 in the ‘very poor’ category.

Delhi’s overall AQI remained moderate, but 14 monitoring stations recorded poor air quality, with Mundka reporting the highest AQI at 273.

The IMD has forecast thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds across Delhi-NCR till June 25, with heavy rainfall also expected in several states.

Delhi’s air quality slipped into the ‘severe’ category as toxic smog, dense fog and a cold wave gripped the capital.

Delhi’s air quality deteriorated sharply as the AQI slipped into the near-severe zone amid dense smog, cold weather and thick fog.

Delhi air turns hazardous as toxic smog blankets the capital, visibility crashes,health risks rise, and pollution control failures draw political heat

Delhi & the NCR continue to choke under a thick layer of pollution, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) staying in the ‘very poor’ category.

Delhi-NCR recorded alarming pollution levels on Sunday, with the average AQI rising to 380. Several pockets entered the ‘severe’ category.

Delhi entered its seventh consecutive day of ‘very poor’ air quality as a thick blanket of smog covered the region.