Air Pollution: Primary schools will reopen in Delhi! Environment Minister convened a high level meeting on Monday
Delhi Air Pollution The situation in the capital Delhi has improved in the last two days. CAQM has also removed the restrictions imposed in the phase IV. Due to this, Environment Minister of Delhi Government Gopal Rai has also called a high level meeting.
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The air quality in the capital Delhi has improved in the last two days. The Air Quality Index (AQI) has dropped below the critical category. At the same time, CAQM has also removed the restrictions in Grape-4. Due to this, Environment Minister of Delhi Government Gopal Rai has also called a high-level meeting on Monday, in which it will be considered to reopen primary schools and abolish the work from home given to Delhi government employees.
Ban on entry of diesel vehicles and trucks lifted
With the air quality improving in Delhi NCR, the CAQM has lifted the ban on NON-BS4 diesel powered light motor vehicles and trucks from entering Delhi-NCR.
A meeting of the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM, CAQM) was held on Sunday in view of the improvement in the air quality of Delhi NCR. During this it was forecast that the Air Quality Index (Air Quality Index) will not go into the severe category for the next three to four days. Due to which all the provisions of the fourth phase of GRAP were removed. Now the review meeting of CAQM will be held again on 8th or 9th depending on the forward forecast.
Relief from increase in wind speed
On Sunday morning, due to the strong wind speed, there was relief from the blanket of haze during the day. Minimum visibility was also high. The sky was clear with minimum visibility increasing. Although the air is still harmful to the respiratory patients. Doctors have advised people to come out of their homes by wearing masks.
Where was the average AQI
On Sunday morning, due to the strong wind speed, there was relief from the blanket of haze during the day. Minimum visibility was also high. The sky was clear with minimum visibility increasing. Although the air is still harmful to the respiratory patients. Doctors have advised people to come out of their homes by wearing masks.
Where was the average AQI
On Sunday, Delhi's Average Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 339, Noida 330, Faridabad 311, Gurugram 308, Greater Noida AQI 299, Ghaziabad 288.
