Delhi air quality deteriorates further, Anand Vihar at hazardous level
WION Web Team
New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaUpdated: Oct 18, 2017, 07:20 AM IST
The pollution level in Delhi has been rising consistently due to recent stubble burning in and around Delhi. Photograph:(Zee News Network)
The figures of the Air Quality Index in Delhi have revealed a further rise in pollution level.
Anand Vihar came under the "hazardous level" with 388 Air Quality Index.
Punjabi Bagh with 296 and Shadipur at 254 were counted as "very unhealthy".
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#Delhi's Anand Vihar at 388 (Hazardous) on Air Quality Index, Punjabi Bagh at 296 (Very unhealthy), Shadipur at 254 (Very Unhealthy). pic.twitter.com/q6EsqtaeC4
— ANI (@ANI) October 18, 2017
The pollution level in Delhi has been rising consistently due to recent stubble burning in and around Delhi.
The Supreme Court had also put a ban on firecrackers to regulate the pollution caused by crackers in Diwali.
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