Gurugram: The quality of air in the city continues to deteriorate on Sunday but still in the “very poor” category, with the average air quality index (AQI) recorded by four monitoring stations at 332, up from 308 recorded a day again.
However, the state pollution control board Haryana (HSPCB), expects several breaks from Monday with the estimated rainfall and good wind speed.
Track the level of pollution in the cityon of your week, there are bite in the air when the city records a minimum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius, allowing pollutants to gather near land, especially with low wind speeds (11 kmpn).
While the temperature is likely to decrease further for the next few days, the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has expected several rainfall activities and higher wind speeds that can help disperse pollutants, experts said.
Teri Gram Station, Meanwhile, recorded AQI 352, sector 51 in 364 and Vikash Sadan and Gwaldahari each 331 on Sunday, which was a significant decline from the previous day.
On Saturday, Teri Gram Station recorded AQI in 298, Sector 51 on 342 and Vikash Sadan at 289, while it was not recorded in GwalPhari because it was not enough data.
This happens when the multilevel response action plan (GRAP) has not been implemented in the region.
On Monday, the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) in NCR and an adjoining area will hold a meeting with the countries concerned to ignore the action plan regarding the implementation of grap.
Meanwhile, the corporation of the city of Gurugram (MCG) and Watchdog Pollution said that they were working on action plans to reduce air pollution in the city.
“Our team has reported almost six to eight open garbage combustion incidents in the city every day.
This is a serious problem and we have told the MCG about the same thing.
However, the team has taken action, however, in several incidents when our team reaches the site That, we failed to find criminals and thus we could not wear a penalty, “said a senior HSPCB official.