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"Delhi's Air Quality Plummets to 'Severe' as AQI Surpasses 400 Mark"
Delhis air quality has plunged into the severe category, with the Air Quality Index surpassing 400, prompting urgent concerns from the Central Pollution Control Board about escalating air pollution.
- On Sunday, the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi reached 391 at 7 am, marking a significant decline in air quality and emphasizing the severity of ongoing air pollution.
- Bawana recorded the highest AQI at 436, while other areas like Patparganj (425) and RK Puram (422) also reported alarming pollution levels, showcasing a widespread crisis in the National Capital Region (India).
- The Central Pollution Control Boards data revealed that multiple locations, including Anand Vihar (412) and Chandni Chowk (409), experienced AQI readings above 400, indicating dangerous levels of smog.
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This drastic decline in air quality poses serious health risks for residents in Delhi and highlights the urgent need for effective pollution control measures. The alarming AQI levels reflect ongoing environmental challenges that affect millions, necessitating immediate governmental and public action.