HealthPhoto: NDTV BusinessDelhi's Air Quality Turns Hazardous Post-Diwali, Other Cities Also Polluted
Delhi recorded a hazardous AQI of 776 on Monday morning after Diwali, making it the third most polluted city globally. PM2.5 levels reached 554 µg/m³ and PM10 708 µg/m³ under smoky haze with low winds. Lucknow also saw hazardous pollution at AQI 500. Kolkata, Chennai, and Hyderabad were in the unhealthy range, while Mumbai and Bengaluru had poor air quality. Delhi had very poor air for seven days before Diwali, with severe pollution at multiple stations on Diwali night.
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