Online classes and construction ban as toxic haze covers Delhi
Summary
Schools in Delhi are holding online classes and construction work is stopped because of a toxic haze that makes the air unsafe to breathe. The city's air has become very polluted again, reaching levels that are much higher than what is considered safe. Authorities are taking steps to reduce pollution, but the air quality crisis continues to impact health and daily life.Key Facts
- Delhi schools switched to online classes due to bad air quality.
- Construction activities in Delhi are currently banned.
- The air quality index (AQI) was more than 30 times higher than safe levels set by the World Health Organization.
- High pollution can harm health, especially affecting children and older adults.
- The pollution comes from sources like vehicle exhaust and crop burning.
- An action plan called "Graded Response Action Plan" is now at its highest level to fight pollution.
- Older diesel trucks cannot enter Delhi to help improve air quality.
- Residents, especially those with health issues, are advised to stay indoors.
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