Delhi Residents Brace for Continued Pollution; AQI Forecast Remains Poor
New Delhi: The air quality in Delhi remained in the “Very Poor” category for the 12th consecutive day, with the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 353 on Tuesday. Experts have warned that ash clouds from a volcanic eruption in Ethiopia could further aggravate pollution levels in the region. Vehicle emissions continue to be the largest contributor to Delhi’s air pollution.
According to the Air Quality Early Warning System, Delhi’s air quality is expected to remain very poor from 26 to 28 November, with levels fluctuating between “Severe” and “Very Poor” over the next six days. On Tuesday, the 24-hour average AQI stood at 352, compared to 382 on Monday, yet the city continues to struggle with deteriorating air conditions.
Ethiopian Volcano Adds to Pollution Woes
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