Delhi Weather Report Today: Thick Layer Of Smog Covers Capital On Saturday Morning; Check Your Area AQI Here

People of Delhi witnessed a thick layer of smog on Saturday morning and experienced a problem in breathing due to rising pollution level.

Pollution levels in Delhi have surged despite a brief respite from the heat wave earlier this October. The Air Quality Index (AQI) has been fluctuating between 250 and 300, categorising many areas as "very poor." An orange warning has been issued across much of the city due to worsening air quality.

At India Gate, the AQI stands at 270, while Anand Vihar records a higher level of 339.

This increase in pollution is significantly affecting public health, with smog enveloping several areas. The authorities have advised people to limit outdoor activities during peak pollution times.

Key AQI Readings Across Delhi

The following are some notable AQI readings from different parts of Delhi:

• Location AQI
• Alipur 308
• Anand Vihar 346
• Bawana 331
• Burari 327
• Dwarka 328
• Jahangirpuri 354
• Mundka 373
• Narela 320
• Rohini 362

The rising pollution levels pose significant health risks, particularly for vulnerable groups. Officials recommend avoiding outdoor activities during periods of high pollution. As the situation worsens, it is crucial for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions to protect their health.

An MCD truck was seen sprinkling water on roads near Anand Vihar metro station in New Delhi to curb pollution. Such measures are part of efforts to combat the deteriorating air quality in the city.

The city's air quality continues to be a major concern as pollution levels remain high. Residents are urged to follow safety guidelines and stay updated on air quality reports.