Gurugram: The quality of air in this city continues to deteriorate on Tuesday with the air quality index (AQI) of 287, which is left in the ‘poor’ category for the fifth day in a row.
It was 241 the day before.
Officials from Haryana State Control of Board Pollution (HSPCB) said Gurgaon tended to be a very poor witness’ Aqi on Wednesday because local sources such as burning waste, dust from construction and road activities, and pollution.
In addition, the wind speed is dipped from 11km / h on Monday for 8 km / h on Tuesday, which also plays a role in decreasing air quality.
“We were doing a day and night patrol to check violations.
All departments monitor the situation to ensure that the city witness Diwali Cracker is free, “said HSPCB Regional Official (Gurgaon) of Kuldeep Singh.
Two four city air monitoring stations – GwalPahari and Sector 51 – Recording ‘Very Poor’ Aqi on Tuesday, while Vikas Sadan and Teri Gram Station continued to report AQI ‘poor’.
The minimum gurgaon temperature is recorded at 16.5 degrees Celsius on Tuesday.
Swimming in mercury, pollutants have gathered closer to the land, which has also contributed to the increase in AQI, experts said.
According to the Department of Indian Meteorology, the temperature tends to fall further in the coming days.
Gurugram: burning waste, dust making ‘poor’ air for the 5th day in a row
