New Delhi: AAP MLA and Minister of Environment Delhi Gopal Rai blamed the surge in agricultural fires and people exploded with the purpose of the deteriorating capital air quality.
Mla from Babarpur accused that BJP made people explode firecrackers in Diwali.
Rai said Delhi’s basic pollution remained the same.
Only two factors were added – firecrackers and burning stumps.
1/11 Morning After Diwali: Photos of Smoggy Delhi Previously the air writing in Delhi and Nida and the adjacent Gurugram worsened when entering the ‘severe’ category on Friday morning, a day after Diwali.
Photo: Anindya Chattopadhyay / TNNAS per Safar-India Application, Air Quality Index (AQI) Noida slipped into the ‘Severe’ category.
The air quality recorded concentration of PM 10 stands at the AQI of 448.
389) ‘very bad’.
As a system of air quality and weather forecasting and research (Safar), air quality will not improve until Sunday night (November 7).
Improvements will, however, only fluctuate in the ‘very poor’ category.
“The overall air quality of Delhi plunges into the upper end of a very bad category …
it will continue to fall now and can enter the” very bad “edge for” severe “categories by tonight …,” Safar got information on the condition of the wind Very quiet in Delhi combined with a 25 percent share of stump (Fire count 2293) are the two main factors of current pollution.
“Relief is expected only since the night of November 7 but AQI will fluctuate in a very bad range,” Safar said.
Although there is a complete ban on crackers in Delhi, people collapse crackers which causes a sudden decline in the air quality index (AQI) doctors have asked people to stay inside and avoid the morning walks considering Smog.doctors and experts say the situation Currently it can worsen asthma and.
problem related to other pollution.
The lost temple: Akshardham’s temple was really not seen because of heavy smoke fog on Friday morning (October 7).
“A large number of people did not explode firecrackers.
I thank them all.
But some people accidentally burst firecrackers.
BJP makes them do it,” he told reporters here.
The minister said the number of agricultural fires had increased to 3,500 and the impact was seen in Delhi.
According to the Ministry of Earth Science Department of Water Forecast, Safar, Burning Stubble contributed 36 percent of PM2.5 Delhi on Friday, the highest so far this season.
“The overall quality of Delhi falls to the end of the severe category with additional fireworks emissions …
The share of stump emissions has peaked today at 36 percent,” said Gufran Beig, director of the Safar Project.
On Thursday, agricultural fires contributed 25 percent of PM2.5 Delhi pollution.
Last year, the share of stumps that lit up in Delhi pollution had peaked at 42 percent in 5.
November 2019, burning plant residues contributed 44 percent of PM2.5 Delhi pollution in November 1.
Contributions to PM2 Delhi 0.5 concentration was 32 percent on Diwali Last year compared to 19 percent in 2019.
A thick layer of sharp smog enveloped the Delhi-NCR region Friday following the rupture of the rampant firecrackers at night in the midst of a rapid increase in smoke from stumps.
In front of the celebration season, the Delhi government has announced a complete ban on firecrackers until January 1, 2022.
It runs an aggressive campaign against the sale and use of firecrackers.
The Delhi air quality index (AQI), which entered the ‘severe’ category last night, continued the trend up and stood at 462 at 12 noon on Friday.
Neighboring towns Faridabad (460), Greater Noida (423), Ghaziabad (450), Gurugram (478) and Noida (466) also recorded the quality of ‘severe’ air at 12 noon.
Aqi between zeros and 50 is considered ‘good’, 51 and 100 ‘satisfying’, 101 and 200 ‘moderate’, 201 and 300 ‘poor’, 301 and 400 ‘very poor’, and 401 and 500 ‘severe’, and 401 and 500 ‘severe’, and 401 and 500 ‘severe’, and 401 and 500 ‘severe’.
With input from pti