Jaipur: For the second time this season, the city reported ‘very poor’ air quality on Sundays, while the city remained the most polluted in the state because the air quality was getting worse and the AQI touched 375.
Tracking the level of pollution in your city was the second day in a row When the city’s population awakens for ‘poor air quality’.
In Udaipur, the quality of the air is changed to ‘very poor’ from ‘poor’ in 24 hours.
However, in Bhiwadi, the quality of the air improves from ‘severe’ being ‘very poor.’ During the past four days, the city has witnessed an increase in AQI.
On November 10, AQI was 195 and fell at the ‘moderate’ level.
This increased to 198 on November 11, November 12 (236), November 13 (300) and 328 on November 14.
There are six AQI categories – good, satisfying, polluted, poor, very poor and heavy.
AQI is calculated at eight pollutants (PM10, PM2.5, NO2, SO2, CO, O3, NH3, and PB).
This means that if the air quality changes very badly, the level of mixture of harmful gases rises.
AQI appears as one of these tools to disseminate effective air quality information to people.
According to the state pollution control board, air quality has deteriorated because the air speed decreases with the emergence of winter, which is why pollutants are not easy to disperse.
Ajmer has the best air quality in the state because it has been categorized as satisfactory.
In Jodhpur, air quality continues to deteriorate over the past two days.