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Delhi and the National Capital Region wake up to hazardous air as AQI crosses 450, prompting Stage-IV restrictions under GRAP to curb pollution.

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

Delhi-NCR remains under a thick smog cover as AQI slips to very poor levels, with several areas entering the severe pollution category.

Delhi’s air quality deteriorates sharply with a dense smog blanket and very poor Air Quality index readings, including severe pollution in Jahangirpuri, prompting health concerns and government response.

Delhi’s air quality continues to deteriorate, with AQI nearing the ‘very poor’ category. Ten monitoring stations already record readings above 300 amid cold temperatures and fluctuating wind conditions.

Delhi’s air quality improved slightly on Wednesday, with AQI dropping to 269 from 310, but pollution levels remained in the poor category.

Delhi-NCR residents woke to slightly clearer skies on Tuesday after days of dense smog and hazardous pollution levels.

Delhi recorded severe smog on Saturday, with the AQI rising to 333 in the ‘very poor’ category, slightly higher than Friday.

Delhi saw a modest improvement in air quality on Thursday morning, even though temperatures continued their downward slide.

Delhi saw another dip in air quality on Wednesday morning, with pollution rising sharply across several parts of the city.