Central Air Quality Management Commission constituted 12-member pollution committee in Delhi

New Delhi A 12-member committee (Special-12 Team) will decide on the restrictions to be imposed under GRAPE (Graded Response Action Plan) in Delhi-NCR. The Central Air Quality Management Commission has constituted a Grape Committee in this regard. Apart from the officers of Pollution and Meteorological Department, officers of Pollution Board working in the districts of NCR are also included in this.

According to the notification, Dr. NP Shukla, technical member of the commission, has been made the head of the committee. This committee will meet continuously during the implementation of GREP and decide on imposing or removing different restrictions under GREP based on the pollution situation and further forecasts.

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This time the Central Air Quality Commission is taking special precautions to prevent pollution. In this sequence, an announcement has been made to plant grapes 12 days before the beginning of October. That means Delhi and NCR areas have now come under grape provisions. Different levels of restrictions will be imposed depending on the pollution situation and further forecast.

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Only clean fuel buses will enter Delhi. Among the interstate buses coming from NCR states, only those which are electric, CNG or diesel buses of BS 6 standards will be allowed to enter Delhi. There will be a ban on entry of buses running on other fuels. Let us tell you that every year Delhi has to face severe pollution in winter. The level of pollution is so high during this time that it becomes difficult for people to breathe. To control pollution, different levels of restrictions are imposed on the operation of vehicles and construction work.

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This time more restrictions will be imposed

This time more restrictions will be imposed on vehicles than before. The quality index from 401 to 450 was kept in the 3rd phase of restrictions. This time, 11 restrictions have been imposed in this category compared to 8 restrictions last year. This time the 3 restrictions imposed in the 4th phase of the lockdown have been included in the 3rd phase only. Now in the 3rd phase, the Delhi government will ban the diesel-powered Medium Goods Vehicles (MGV) registered in Delhi and having BS 3 or below standards. Whereas, diesel-powered LCVs (goods carriers) of BS3 and below standards registered outside Delhi will be prevented from entering Delhi.

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