NEW DELHI: The latest spells of rain has introduced much-needed relief to Delhi and its neighboring cities, resulting in a noticeable enchancment in air high quality.
Nazafgarh recorded an Air High quality Index (AQI) of 25, a rarity in a metropolis that normally struggles with excessive pollution ranges. This studying will be thought of virtually heavenly for the capital.
As per the most recent information, as of 8am on Thursday, Delhi’s total AQI stood at 76, which falls beneath the ‘passable’ class.The Central Air pollution Management Board additionally reported promising figures from numerous elements of the town, with Ashok Vihar registering an AQI of 49, Patparganj 54, Chandni Chowk 56, and Punjabi Bagh 58.
Nonetheless, the Anand Vihar space continued to expertise air high quality challenges, with its AQI measured at 102, putting it within the “average” class.
To place it in perspective, an AQI between 0 and 50 is assessed as “good”, 51-100 as “passable”, 101-200 as “average”, 201-300 as “poor”, 301-400 as “very poor”, and 401-500 as “extreme”.
