On the morning of Diwali, Delhi seemed transformed into a gas chamber. Eye irritation due to air pollution and smog,
breathing problems People also experienced many kinds of problems. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the air quality index (AQI) in Anand Vihar has crossed 400 in the “severe” category. This is the situation on the morning of Diwali, experts have expressed concern that the situation may worsen by evening and the next day of Diwali.
The capital Delhi is facing the brunt of increased air pollution due to smoke from firecrackers, stubble and other reasons. Officials have said that strict action will be taken against those violating the ban on firecrackers. Health experts say that all people should take care of themselves in such an environment. Need to take special precautions regarding health Is. An AQI of more than 400 can have life-threatening side effects for people already suffering from certain diseases.
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