Pollution is increasing in Delhi, where AQI continues to remain in the poor category, due to which the situation does not seem to be improving. It is becoming difficult for people to breathe in the air of Delhi. However, the AQI is slightly lower on Monday as compared to Saturday. On Monday, Delhi’s AQI was recorded at 273, but the situation in many areas of Delhi still remains serious, where AQI remains beyond 300.
Winter has also knocked in Delhi since last month. In such a situation, the people of Delhi are now facing the brunt of fog along with pollution, where it is getting colder in the morning and evening. If we talk about those areas of Delhi, where AQI remains beyond 300 in the poor category, then the names of total 8 areas are included in them. These include RK Puram, where AQI is 307, Shadipur, where AQI is 319, Nehru Nagar has 336 AQI, Dwarka Sector 8 has 308 AQI, Jahangirpuri has 310 AQI, Anand Vihar has 304 AQI.
Things are not good here too
The air in all these areas is not improving and pollution is increasing. These are such areas, whose AQI has not yet gone below 300. However, there are some areas where AQI is less than 300. These include the names of many places, like – 267 AQI of Alipur, 284 AQI of Ashok Vihar, 265 AQI of Aya Nagar, 296 AQI of Bawana, CRRI Mathura Road 253 AQI, Dr. Karni Singh 295 AQI, 227 AQI of DTU Delhi. , AGI Airport’s AQI is 271, Dilshad Garden’s AQI is 272.
AQI crossed 200 in these areas
Apart from this, ITO, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Lodhi Road, Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, Mandir Marg, Pusa Delhi, Rohini, Siri Fort, Sonia Vihar, Vivek Vihar, Wazirpur, Sri Aurobindo Park, Narela, Okhla Phase 2, Nehru Nagar, North Campus. AQI is beyond 250 at all these places like DU, Patparganj, Punjabi Bagh. However, the AQI of Chandni Chowk, the busiest area of Delhi, is less than 200, where the AQI remains at 190.