Gurgaon: The government of Haryana on Sunday imposed a ban on “with direct effects” in firecrackers in 14 districts that came under the National Capital Region (NCR).
In other cities and other cities where medium air quality or below, it allows green cracker fragments just two hours from 8pm at Diwali.
“There will be a total ban on sales or use of all types of firecrackers in all 14 NCR districts, namely Bhiwani, Charchi Dadri, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Jhajjar, Jind, Karnal, Mahendergarh, Noah, Palwal, Panipat, Palwal, Panipat, Palwal, Panipat, Palwal Palwal, Panipat Rohtak and Sonipat, “Commanded by the State Disaster Management Authority read.
Referrals came almost a month after the State Pollution Control Board prohibited firecrackers in 14 NCR Haryana districts.
Officials at the Polution Council said they would soon publish its website a list of cities and cities where green crackers can be allowed not only on Diwali, but CHHATH and Christmas too.
Week’s instructions also register timings to explode green crackers for future festivals.
“The city / city / area where air quality is medium or below, timings for use and explodes from crackers, on diwali days or other festivals such as Gurupurab, etc.
will be completely from 8pm to 10pm.
To chat, It will be from 6am to 8 in the morning.
On Christmas and New Year’s Eve, when the fireworks like it started around midnight, Ie from 12 am, it will start at 11:55 pm until 12:30 a.m., “he said.
The source said the pollution control board will conduct short-term monitoring of air quality in various cities for the last 14 days and look for parameters such as aluminum, barium and iron content.
This will then create a database, which will help them issue a list of cities where green crackers can be permitted.
“To reduce the episodic increase in air pollution effectively and substantially in the NCR, it is appropriate to repeat the steps, for strict compliance by the NCR government, for control and sales regulation, use and breaking from firecrackers in NCR and side by side with the area,” said That command.
According to officials, the government will promote community cracker bursting in areas where they are permitted.
Local authorities must identify the place and told the local residents about them.
Describes the need for such a ban, officials said every time the firecrackers rupture in large quantities, pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and suspended particulates such as PM10 were released in the air.
“There is a complete ban on the sale and use of firecrackers for winter in the NCR district of Haryana,” said S.
Narayana, Pollution Secretary.
Last year, National Green Tribunal (NGT) had banned the use of firecrackers in Delhi and a side by side from November 9 to 30.
But given the deteriorating air quality, the ban was extended to Christmas and New Year.