Diwali, New Delhi and air quality index
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A move to use "green" firecrackers during Diwali appeared not to have made a difference for pollution in India's capital.
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Delhi recorded its worst PM2.5 levels of the year on Diwali and the day after, with pollution continuing to blanket the city well into midw.
This comes as the air quality index (AQI) remained in the “very poor” category after the Supreme Court allowed the bursting of “green” firecrackers. | Latest News India
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Cracker EffectTwo days after Diwali, city faced dark, heavy air again, with CPCB recording an AQI of 345Minimum temp of 21.8°C, 3.4°C above normal, IMD saysNEW
India’s capital is choking on toxic air following the Hindu Festival of Lights, despite court-approved “green” alternatives.