Jaipur: The day after Delhi witnessed the worst air quality of the season, the Jaipur Air Index (AQI) also fell to 337 (very bad category) on Saturday, the brightest second day in the past after touching 364 days after touching Diwali at 5.
November on Friday, Aqi Delhi touched 471 on a scale of 500, higher than 462 which was reported a day after Diwali.
Smog with dangerous gas cocktails swallow the Jaipur sky which affects visibility.
Health experts say it causes discomfort and respiratory disease among most people with prolonged exposure.
As a concentration of PM10 24 hours and PM2.5 Delhi-NCR has more than 500 and 300 micrograms per cubic meter for more than 17 and 19 hours, the countries have been told to be ready to launch “emergency” steps with multilevel responses .
Action plan.
Aqi Bhiwadi is the worst in Rajasthan at 446.
City air quality is also in the ‘very poor’ category.
At 337.
At 4 pm, particulatory material was suspended (PM2.5) in Jaipur commisaria measured at 337 micrograms per cubic meter while PM10 was recorded at 238 micrograms per cubic meter.
At Adarsh ​​Nagar, PM2.5 is 361 while PM10 198.
In Shastri Nagar, PM2.5 is 342 and PM10 157.
The limit is safe for PM10 and PM2.5 each 100 and 60 micrograms per cubic meter, respectively .
“The main reason of the fog is that with the arrival of winter, the air speed is reduced.
And when the air speed decreases, pollutants do not spread into the air easily.
When air speed remains normal or high, pollutants spread easily and not make a kind of fog,” said An expert at the Rajasthan Regional Pollution Control Board.
The city has witnessed the brightest day of the season on November 5 and since it was air quality increased until November 10 when it changed from ‘very poor’ to ‘poor’ to ‘medium.’ It remained moderate until November 12 but again deteriorated on November 13.