Monday Reviews: Tricity this Weeknov 08, 2021, 23:23 Istsource: TNNIN Edition 79 reviews Monday, Times from Indian weekly house updates from printing news from Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula, note how the tire cracker rises in the smoke and the god and Chandigarh air quality is derived from ‘satisfying’ for ‘severe’ in a few hours.
It was also harder last year.
Yes, no one stops children but adults also don’t care too much about the rules.
After 6pm, it began to deteriorate.
At 10 pm, Aqi in the 22 sector was in the severe category, the silver layer was in an AQI on average 24 hours.
That number was 115 compared to 140 years ago which was recorded in sector 25.
Of the five stations, the average AQI was moderate in three, in addition to the large colonies of sector 12 and 39.
TOI made a ratio of 2420 x 2021.
-hour AQI average in Diwali and normal days.
The newspaper also compared air pollution reading from two observatories for diwali night.
The noise level also surges in Diwali.
The highest deck achieved was 78 decibels in sector 39, while the lowest was 58 in the sector 17.
The last diwali, the top level was 66.
A pregnant woman had a miscarriage and 65% burns.
Chandigarh General Hospital recorded 71 crackers injured in Diwali, 62% more than last year.
The ban also fell in Panchkula.
With 16 cases of burns reported.
Even though Covid-19, people did not stop packed the market.
Murder occurred at Panjab University.
The victim, Seema Goyal, was 59 and the wife of Professor of Business School Bharat Bhushan Goyal.
The killer has tied Seema’s hands and feet.
Because there are no signs of forced entries, the police theory is that it is the work of insiders.
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