Chandigarh: After Delhi, Haryana has suspended government and private school operations in four NCR districts – Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonīpat and Jhajjar, for seven days because the pollution level continues to worry.
In addition to ordering school closure for a week, the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) also suggested government and private office officers to work from home to further orders.
It comes with a tight bar on plying a vehicle that has been outdated, prohibiting construction activities and a total and strict prohibition on garbage disposal and stumps to burn throughout the country.
Meanwhile, with the Jind District showed the worst at 376 points, at least 10 of the 22 districts continued to be in the red or poor segment of the AQI index prepared by the Central Polution Control Agency (CPCB) on Sunday.
In particular, the pollution of particle material in the air was found at the most in all districts.
PM said part of other dust and pollutants mixed in the air.
After Jind, it was Faridabad, which recorded 366 points followed by 332 in Ballabgarh, 302 in Charchhi Dadri, 301 at various Gurugram points, 309 in Rohtak, 306 in Panipat, 3100 in Kaitar and 300 in Kaitar.
CMO officials claim that very carefully being taken to ensure that the pollution level remains under control.
“We have made the best effort to control the level of pollution and all guidelines with strictly obeyed.
Our team works at all levels to ensure that things do not deteriorate, therefore we issued orders related to four districts, ” Vinod Mehta, said media advisory The main for CM Haryana.
Rotten air: Haryanvi closes school in 4 digits for a week
