Gurgaon: After 41 days, the city air quality index (AQI) came out of the poor range, very poor or severe and increased to ‘moderate’ on Wednesday.
Aqi Wednesday in 183, compared to 306 on Tuesday, for the first time since October 28 (182) when it has fallen below 200.
Between October 28 and December 8, Aqi ‘Poor’ at 10 days, ‘very poor’ 25 days and ‘Severe’ on five days.
On Wednesday, the four air monitoring stations recording AQI ‘moderate’.
Sector 51 monitoring station recorded the highest AQI in 198, followed by Gland Pahia with 189 AQI, Teri Gram with 187 AQI and Sitch Vikas with 165 AQI.
Wind with a speed of 11 km / h help spread pollutants and improve ‘very poor’ aqi to ‘moderate’, according to the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD).
The sidewalk on pollution causes has improved air quality, according to the state pollution control agency Haryana (HSPCB).
“We take tight action against all pollutants.
However, some areas still witness violations.
In the coming days, we will be able to manage the situation,” said Kuldeep Singh, regional officers, Gurgaon.
On Wednesday, Gurgaon recorded a minimum temperature of 10 degrees Celsius and a maximum temperature of 24.4 degrees Celsius.
According to IMD, the area will witness the days of misty future.
From December 9-11, the wind tends to be moderate, which will help dispersion of pollutants.
The air quality in neighboring Faridabad also changed the ‘moderate’ on Wednesday, with the city of recording AQI 188, down from 234 on Tuesday.
Noida also recorded ‘moderate’ air quality, but Ghaziabad recorded ‘poor’ air quality.
Aqis 186 and 229.
On Tuesday, Noida and Ghaziabad recorded AQIS 212 and 234 respectively Aqi 237 on Wednesday, a little better than the day before.
There are no significant changes predicted for the next five days because air quality tends to remain in the “poor” category.
On Tuesday, aqi is 255 years old in the “poor” category.
Gurgaon breathes easily after 41 days because air quality increases to ‘moderate’
