Delhi’s air quality stayed ‘very poor’ on Saturday, with the 24-hour average AQI at 367, a marginal improvement from 373 on Friday. Seventeen of 59 stations reported ‘severe’ air. IMD and the early warning system forecast a slight improvement due to rain. Transport contributed 20.5% of pollution, while stubble burning accounted for 13.3%.
Delhi’s air quality stayed ‘very poor’ on Saturday, with the 24-hour average AQI at 367, a marginal improvement from 373 on Friday. Seventeen of 59 stations reported ‘severe’ air. IMD and the early warning system forecast a slight improvement due to rain. Transport contributed 20.5% of pollution, while stubble burning accounted for 13.3%.
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