Delhi air quality worsens as AQI levels exceed 350, raising health concerns

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Air quality in Delhi remains poor, with many areas recording an Air Quality Index (AQI) over 350. On Sunday morning, the AQI reached 364, with some locations like RK Puram and Vivek Vihar exceeding 380, indicating serious health risks. Several areas reported AQI levels in the "Severe" category, including Nehru Nagar and Anand Vihar, which recorded 431 and 427, respectively. Residents are experiencing breathing difficulties due to the thick smog covering the city. In response, Delhi's Environment Minister announced the deployment of 200 mobile anti-smog guns to help reduce dust pollution. These guns will operate in shifts to spray water across the city.


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