Delhi 'smoke' before Diwali: Poison mixed in the air, people suffocated, AQI reached dangerous category – Delhi Air Pollution Update

Delhi Air Pollution Update: Due to pollution, Delhi has become 'smoky' before Diwali. Yes.. due to air pollution in Delhi, the air is becoming poisonous. Even today AQI in Delhi is more than 300 and pollution is likely to increase further. Due to this people are facing problems like suffocation.

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The forecast indicates that the air quality in Delhi will reach 'very poor' category from October 28 to October 30, 2024. Factors like crackers and stubble burning can worsen the situation. In such a situation, the situation can become serious due to pollution in many places. Due to this, the pollution level may reach 'severe' category by October 30.

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The overall average AQI of Delhi was recorded at 330 on Monday morning. At the same time, AQI has crossed 350 in many areas of the capital. The maximum AQI of 380 Bawana was recorded in Delhi on Monday. The most polluted areas of Delhi are Bawana (380), Jahangirpuri (370), Mundka (367), Sonia Bihar (366), Nehru Nagar (362) and Ashok Vihar (361). The air quality index in these areas was recorded beyond 350. The air quality in these areas is in the extremely dangerous category. This problem is not the first time. Every year people have to face a lot of problems due to pollution in Delhi.

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AQI at dangerous level in these 13 areas

• Delhi Overall- 330
• Anand Vihar- 358
• Ashok Vihar- 361
• Bawana- 380
• Burari- 364
• Jahangirpuri- 370
• Major Dhyanchand National Stadium- 350
• Mundka- 367
• Nehru Nagar- 359
• RK Puram- 362
• Rohini- 357
• Sonia Vihar- 366
• Vivek Vihar- 356
• Wazirpur- 362

having trouble breathing

People are getting troubled by the continuously deteriorating air. The elderly and children are facing problems like difficulty in breathing and cough. The situation is likely to worsen after Diwali. AQI-05 has been recorded in the area of ​​PGDAV College in Delhi, which is the lowest. At the same time, the air quality of this area is good. The maximum AQI of 236 has been recorded in Surya Nagar of Ghaziabad, adjacent to Delhi.

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Effect of pollution and how to prevent it?

Due to air pollution, the risk of respiratory diseases, kidney failure, heart attack, hypertension, dryness of skin, irritation and pre-mature delivery increases. Heart, asthma patients and pregnant women may have difficulty breathing. Therefore stay indoors as much as possible. Wear a mask and go out of the house. Plant trees and plants that keep the air clean. To keep your lungs safe, take steam and include yoga in your routine. Eat nutrient-rich food and drink lukewarm water.

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Smog will remain with the winds
During this period, the dominant surface wind speed from the south-east is expected to be 8 kmph on October 28, gradually becoming between 6 to 12 kmph by October 30. Along with these winds, there will be smog in the morning but the sky will remain clear, which will be of little help in reducing the pollution level. The slow speed and direction of winds, as well as the formation of fog in the early morning, hinders the effective dispersion of pollutants that accumulate overnight. Maximum mixing depth of 1500 to 1550 meters is forecast over the next few days. Also, persistently low ventilation index indicates unfavorable conditions for reducing polluting factors. The ventilation index, which will reduce to 2800 m²/s by October 30, is below the threshold required for favorable conditions in the sprawl, highlighting the need for external intervention to mitigate air quality.

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